moodud
Thai Dugong ตัวพะยูน
dugong - mu dut, moodud, phayoon, payun, ตัวพะยูน
In Chanthaburi we have many statues, buildings, place names, in memory of mu dut / moodud
See Chanthaburi จันทบุรี https://chanthaburi.tumblr.com/
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Dugong Rescued After Getting Stuck Near a Beach in Trang During Low Tide
30 November 2023
A dugong was rescued after being found stuck near a beach during low tide at the Libong Island.
The Department of Coastal Resources (DMCR) told the Phuket Express that earlier this week they were notified from an animal volunteer group that they found a living dugong about 500 meters from a beach on the Libong Island.
They arrived to find the stranded dugong but luckily no wounds were found on the animal.
The dugong was then pulled back to the sea by volunteers who believed that the dugong was finding sea grass near the beach and was unable to get back to the sea by the time low tide kicked in.
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Khung Krabaen conservation area
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Dugong Circle - traffic roundabout at Chao Lao, Chanthaburi near Wat Mu Dut and Mu Dut school
Dugong: moodud; mu dut; phayun; payoon
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Dugong sculptures at Paknam Prasae, Rayong province
July 2023
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29 June 2023 The sixth dead dugong in Krabi province in 2023. Female dugong, 2 meters long and weighs 140kg
Thairath https://www.thairath.co.th/news/local/south/2705671
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7 March 2023
The Director of the Lower Andaman Sea Coastal and Marine Resources Research Centre advised that between 1-5 March 2023, the centre conducted a survey on the spread of rare marine animals in Krabi Province by means of aerial survey using a two-seat fixed-wing aircraft, line transect survey and by boat survey method using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV-drone) at Koh Pu Sriboya Island and neighboring islands in Ko Sriboya Subdistrict, Krabi Province.
Estimated results of the preliminary survey found 22 dugongs (3 pairs of mother-child dugongs) and 74 sea turtles.
Information and photos from this survey will be used to calculate the true population of rare marine animals in the area of Krabi Province.
Daily News
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5 February 2023
The Eastern Gulf of Thailand Marine and Coastal Resources Research Center (SVU) reported the results of the examination of baby dugong carcass found in Sattahip, Chonburi province.
Autopsy was carried out by veterinarians at the Marine and Coastal Resources Research Center in the Eastern Gulf of Thailand (WAT) at the WAT Research Center, Rayong Province.
Male dugong, length 127 centimetres, weight about 25 kilograms, age no more than 1 year.
External condition: Post-mortem wounds were found in the chest and abdomen. No severe external wounds were found. Severe bruising was found on the left side of the muscular wall. The right thoracic wall and the outer wall of the right lung are covered with a sheet of pus. In the gastrointestinal tract, small amounts of seagrass type food are found. The autopsy results were consistent with the computerized radiographic images. (computerized tomography).
Injuries and fractures were found in the posterior left rib area. (Courtesy of radiation by Klaeng Hospital, Rayong Province).
Cause of death - t is suspected that the dugong has been hit by a boat, causing injury and pus in the lungs, affecting food intake and eventually causing death. The veterinarians collected genetic samples from organ tissues to study the relationship with the female dugong that died earlier this year at Sattahip.
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22 January 2023
Trang - Adult male dugong weighing 260 kilograms, 2.62 meters long, found floating dead in Cape Yong Lam, Ban Tha Kayong, Village No. 2, Ko Libong Sub-district, Kantang District, Trang Province, in the area of Hat Chao Mai National Park.
It had been dead for about a day and no cause of death was evident.
National Park staff and fishermen brought the dugong carcass to the shore of Tha Kayong Pier.
Staff of the Marine and Coastal Resources Research Center in the Lower Andaman Sea, Trang, will complete an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
Channel 7News
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Piggy-backing baby dugong found dead in Sattahip Bay
February 3, 2023
The baby dugong, which had ridden on the back of a giant green sea turtle in the Dong Tarn Bay, off Chon Buri province, has been found dead. The remains exhibited multiple wounds, believed to have been caused by a fishing net.
The tragic end of the baby dugong was reported on the Facebook page of the Sea Turtle Conservation Centre of the Royal Thai Navy on Thursday.
According to the report, the carcass of a young dugong was found floating in Sattahip Bay, in front of Thailand National Sailing Club. The remains were recovered and sent to the Eastern Coast Marine and Coastal Resource Research Centre for autopsy.
The animal, weighing less than 100kg, is believed to have died up to 2 days before it was found.
Suthep Jualaong, head of the research centre, said that the dead mammal is believed to be the same one which was seen recently with its surrogate mother, a giant green sea turtle, in Dong Tarn Bay.
A marine and environment expert, Assistant Professor Thon Thamrongnawasawat, from Kasetsart University, said in his Facebook post that “nature is cruel, but not as cruel as humans, who may be the real cause of its death,” adding that dugongs living in Sattahip Bay face extinction if nothing is done to save them.
He said that there were about five dugongs in the Sattahip Bay last year and three of them have been found dead.
ThaiPBS
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13 January 2023
Adult female dugong found dead at Khao Thong sub-district, Krabi on 10 January 2023.
Weight approximately 300kg, length 2.58m.
The dugong was examined at the office of the Marine and Coastal Resources research centre. No external injury, inflammation of lungs and lymph nodes suggesting death was from illness and natural causes.
As reported Postsen News.
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21 December 2022
Dugong photographed at Dongtan Bay, Sattahip, Chonburi province.
There are reported to be only five dugong in this area.
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6 December 2022
Discovery of the remains of a dead female dugong, over 2m in length, floating in shallow water in the middle of Sattahip Bay.
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06 Dec 2022
The Director General of the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources Status statement on Thai dugong - The Mariam Project shows its success in increasing the population of dugongs in nature from 250 to 273, and in the future it will increase to 280.
On 6 December 2022, Mr. Attapol Charoenchansa Director General, Department of Marine and Coastal Resources confirmed that dugongs in Thailand are found spreading in seagrass areas in both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Coast.
It is divided into sub-populations inhabiting the islands comprising Trang, Krabi, Phang Nga, Satun, Trat, Chanthaburi,Chonburi, Chumphon, Surat Thani, Pattani, and Nakhon Si Thammarat provinces.
According to the Status Survey in 2022, approximately 273 dugongs were found, about 31 on the Gulf of Thailand, and 242 on the Andaman Sea.
25 deceased dugong were found in 2022.
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30 December 2022
A dugong was found dead on an island in Krabi.
The Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) said that the dead dugong was found by a local on the Tala Beng Island in the Koh Lanta district sub-district yesterday (29 Dec 2022).
The female dugong is 251 centimeters long. No severe wounds were found. No extraneous materials was found inside its intestines.
An autopsy is being conducted to identify her cause of death.
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