When orcas are two-legged…
The sperm whale is the largest member within the group of cetaceans with teeth (odontocetes). It is also the largest…
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Ultra Clean Marathon: the challenge that helps nature!
Next 5th June, World Environment Day, you have a date with nature! SUBMON invites you to take part in the…
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More than 300 scientists attended the European Cetacean Society webinar
The annual conference of the European Cetacean Society (ECS), which was held this year in Israel, has been postponed until…
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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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Got Ocean?
The Ocean, much more related to you than you think. Ocean Literacy has been defined as the understanding of the…
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The northern sector of the Mediterranean Cetacean Corridor is confirmed as an important area for deep-diving cetaceans
We finished the AHAB Project, with more than 100 acoustic detections and 70 visual sightings and the first estimate of…
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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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Sharks protected in the Mediterranean?
In the Mediterranean, there are 21 species of sharks and rays (elasmobranchs) that are protected under recommendation GFCM/36/2012/3 of the…
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Blue-ringed octopus: little and lethal
The common named blue-ringed octopus comprises the genus Hapalochlaena, which includes many species. All of them share very similar characteristics:…
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