Monthly Archives: June 2013

Next wednesday 3rd July, Sara García-Sanz will defend her PhD on patterns of colonziation of vagile invertebrates on coastal habitats. All welcomed¡

The lobster Scyllarides latus (‘langosta canaria’) is a beautiful creature hard to find in any area across its distribution range; overfishing has caused a dramatic reduction of their populations. Yet, a few individuals can still be spot in some secret … Continue reading →

During one of our last fish sampling in a seagrass meadow, we unfortunately collected a pregnant pipefish. The offspring (47 tiny pipefish) was almost ready to be released. Pipefish are rather common inhabiting seagrasses, yet these guys are hard to … Continue reading →