We continue with the decompression study in sea turtles caught incidentally by trawl
The project, which started in 2014 and with a scientific publication of the results of the first study, has secured…
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Fishing with dolphins: the project starts
Fishing tourism and fishing training in Cap de Creus as a tool for the conservation of marine ecosystems within the…
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On your observations of sharks and rays
“Saturday 25-07-20 in La Llosa, Benidorm Island. Around 10:20 at a depth of 24 meters and 20 degrees temperature. Common…
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Jellyfish: odi et amo
It is true that jellyfish are the most hated animals of the summers on the beach. But they are fascinating…
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That time when the Mediterranean Sea nearly dried
The Mediterranean Sea represents only 1% of the global ocean surface but it houses approximately 7% of global marine biodiversity,…
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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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Curiosities of the elasmobranchs (sharks and rays): reproductive biology
Without pretending to be an exhaustive explanation, we are going to see in a brief and didactic way one of…
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Why are waves always coming parallel to the shore?
Here are some pictures taken at the beach: Have you ever wondered why, when sitting at the shore and watching…
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Adapt to the environment: the camouflage of the sea swallow (Glaucus atlanticus)
Glaucus atlanticus is a sea slug, a pelagic nudibranch. At the taxonomic level it is a mollusc of the Gastropoda…
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