Why do groupers sing?
A few years ago, a group of scientists from the University of Nagoya, in Japan, discovered that the crowing of…
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All for one and one for all!
One of the most curious and mesmerizing things to observe in the sea are schools of fish: groups formed by…
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Sharks and rays: buoyancy
In general, bony fish maintain their buoyancy thanks to an organ known as the swim bladder, an organ shaped like…
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We signed a marine stewardship agreement to promote the conservation of a Natura 2000 area in Cap de Creus
The Department of Climate Action, Agriculture and Rural Agenda (DACC) of the Generalitat of Catalonia, the City Council of Llançà…
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Siren’s songs….or phocid’s instead?
Different species of mammals that vocalize usually emit similar and even recognizable vocalizations among them, but this is no so…
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Invasive alien species, what are they and how do they do it?
First of all, we must define certain concepts. Species that exist within their natural range and dispersal area are called…
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Can nature improve our physical and mental health?
A few days ago, the BBC opened its large library of sound files to the general public and launched a…
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What is the Natura 2000 Network?
Despite the importance of the Natura 2000 Network for biodiversity conservation at the European level, very few people know about…
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Why do sea turtles cry?
If you have ever been lucky enough to observe a sea turtle out of the water, when it comes out…
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