How do whales help mitigate climate change?
This past week, governments from around the world have been discussing how to halt the advancing climate crisis at COP26…
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The first part of the SCARS Project comes to an end
The first part of the SCARS project ends having observed the 8 most common cetacean species in the Mediterranean and…
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What’s that fin? The amazing ocean sunfish
The ocean sunfish or common mola (Mola mola) is an animal with an unusual appearance, that from the beginning of…
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We started the SCARS Project in the waters of the Catalan submarine canyons and the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor
The Project “SCARS: expanding the knowledge of the pilot whale (Grampus griseus) in the waters of the Levantine-Balearic demarcation” begins,…
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Puffins in Catalonia
On December 18 of 2020, the SUBMON team made a different sighting that is always special to see: a puffin.…
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Who is who? Photo-identifying cetaceans in the AHAB Project
The AHAB Project: Deep Diving Cetaceans and other species in the northern sector of the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor, with…
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A humpback whale, seen in the Caribbean 34 years ago, appears with its young in the Mediterranean
On August 26 this year, in the Ligurian Sea (located between the French, Italian and Corsican coasts), the team of…
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Mediterranean deep diving cetaceans
Deep diving cetaceans are species of which little is known since they inhabit areas of great depth (more than 500…
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Why are dolphins shining at these amazing pictures?
A few days ago, photographer Patrick Coyne filmed the exceptional images of dolphins lighting up California waters in the middle…
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