Taking to social media, marine biologist Alan Deidun shared footage sent to him by Ryan Curmi of the marbled electric ray, known as ‘ħaddiela komuni’ in native Maltese.
The ray, spotted in local waters, is capable of delivering an electric discharge of 70 to 80 volts!
Even newly born rays are capable of delivering this electric discharge for hunting purposes.
Have you ever seen a ray?
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A Maltese working in The Netherlands, Mariah Zammit, prepared some classic imqaret for her colleagues.
And they seem to have been a hit – except for one who gave her 3 out of 5 (insert heart-break emoji here).
@mariah.zm Taste reaction oħra għal ikel Malti mill-kollegi tiegħi ġol-Olanda 😋 X’ser nagħmlilhom id-darba li jmiss?? #maltamemes #maltafood #malta #fypmalta #maltatiktok #malta🇲🇹 #maltatravel #maltese #maltesecooking #mqaret #foodtok #maltesesweets @89.7Bay @Lovin Malta @magicmt917 @VibeFM887 @FreeHour Malta @SideStreet @MaltaDaily.mt
However it does seem to have worked for the majority, with Mariah preparing a marks sheet for her colleagues. The iconic Maltese snack earned an average 4.7 out of 5 – performing better than the figolli!
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Taking to social media, PN MP Alex Borg said that he will be making a decision in the coming days about whether he will be contesting for leader of the Nationalist Party.
Borg was among the favourites to take on the title, leading even former leader Adrian Delia and former MP & current lawyer Franco Debono.
‘Many of you asked how I am quieter than usual’, he wrote on social media.
‘I am currently attending a lot of meetings that take their time and I believe that one less word is better than an unnecessary one.’
‘Your support and courage keep me moving forward, and I am currently listening more than speaking.’
He said that the decision he will take will be one for the good of the country and the Nationalist Party, and for no other reason.
‘A number of things need to be placed on the scale, among them the political relevance of the PN and where it wants to go in the future.’
What do you think?
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Jayden Farrugia, a young goalkeeper for Mosta FC and the Maltese national team, has set two national records during the 2024 to 2025 football season.
At just 17 years old, he has become the youngest player to take part in the highest number of competitions at the top levels of Maltese football.
These competitions include the U17 Section A, U17 Knockout, National Youth League Section A, National Youth League Knockout, the Premier League, the FA Trophy and the UEFA Under 17 Qualifiers.
This achievement marks his participation in seven different competitions within a single season, a rare milestone for any player, let alone someone of his age.
In addition, Jayden also holds the record for playing the highest number of matches in a single season at these top levels. He featured in 48 matches, which included games across all the aforementioned competitions.
Well done Jayden!
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