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Results of 4 years of monitoring the bottlenose dolphins in Cap de Creus

More than 7000 kilometres travelled, more than 400 bottlenose dolphins identified in the Cap de Creus area and more than 50 fishermen involved are the summary of 4 years of…

Carla A. ChicoteOctober 28, 2021

Marine environmental management Marine mammals

We started the second phase of the SCARS Project thanks to the support of Goodman, Mares Sostenibles and Fundación Biodiversidad.

The Goodman Group, Mares Sostenibles and SUBMON have signed a collaboration agreement to carry out the second phase of the SCARS Project, with the aim of studying the distribution, abundance,…

Sara FernándezOctober 8, 2021

Marine mammals Ocean literacy

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 with underwater calls of phocids (true seals). In this group…

Manel GazoJune 23, 2021

Marine environmental management Marine mammals

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 a high number of sea turtles. The Project "SCARS: expanding…

Natàlia AmigóJune 18, 2021

Marine mammals Ocean literacy

The Risso’s dolphin in the Mediterranean Sea

The Risso's dolphin (Grampus griseus, Cuvier, 1812) is the smallest member of the subfamily Globicephalinae (Delphinidae). Adult size varies up to 3.8 m in length and body mass can reach…

Carla A. ChicoteJune 4, 2021

Marine mammals Ocean literacy

When orcas are two-legged…

"attachment_7411" align="alignleft" width="450"] Two sperm whales at Surface. NW Mediterranean. 2020. © Carla A. Chicote/SUBMONThe sperm whale is the largest member within the group of cetaceans with teeth (odontocetes). It…

Manel GazoApril 23, 2021

Events and conferences Marine mammals

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 the spring of 2022. The current pandemic scenario opened up…

Carla A. ChicoteMarch 26, 2021

Marine environmental management Marine mammals

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, with the support of the Fundación Biodiversidad, the Ministry for…

Natàlia AmigóFebruary 19, 2021

Marine environmental management Marine mammals

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 the abundance of sperm whales in the underwater canyons of…

Carla A. ChicoteJanuary 30, 2021

Marine mammals

Results of 4 years of monitoring the bottlenose dolphins in Cap de Creus

We started the second phase of the SCARS Project thanks to the support of Goodman, Mares Sostenibles and Fundación Biodiversidad.

Siren’s songs….or phocid’s instead?

The first part of the SCARS Project comes to an end

The Risso’s dolphin in the Mediterranean Sea

When orcas are two-legged…

More than 300 scientists attended the European Cetacean Society webinar

We started the SCARS Project in the waters of the Catalan submarine canyons and the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor

The northern sector of the Mediterranean Cetacean Corridor is confirmed as an important area for deep-diving cetaceans

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