Tag Archief van: north sea

Installation energy station in North Sea wind park

Christmas dinner in the North Sea

Ranking the stars

Lobster investigates his new stay

Pipefish preys on shrimps

Underwater in the fjords

Millennium sea slug wants to stay

Harem of the wrasse

Gurnard eats his belly full

The mood of North Sea – Nature Untamed

Cleaning Shipwrecks

Scientific ecological research in wind farms

Nudibranchs are special

Indian summer at sea

Young cuttlefish discover the world

To eat and to be eaten

Live and survive in the current

Fight to survive

Champions underwater

Sea urchin don’t like the sun

Eel returns home

A safe house on the dike

Seahorse seeks shelter

Skeleton shrimps are machos

Razor clams are muscleman

Philine scabra are sensational

Gobies are real roosters

Pout whiting survive together – Safety in numbers

Flowers of the North Sea

Seals are learning as they play

Reproduction of the moon jelly

Seaweed is vital

Cuttlefish are competitive

Starfish are not picky

Offspring takes off into the big ocean

Mussels create biodiversity

The ritual of reproduction of the squid

Spring has arrived underwater

Killer snails in the Dutch Delta

Wintertime is mating time for the whelks

This Goniodoris castanea loves Japanese food

The bull-rout guards its nest

The long-legged spider crab is a master of disguise

Dotted diesel train worms have to lay their eggs

Lobster is looking for a place to stay in the wreck

Rockpool shrimps are waiting patiently

Harlequin nudibranch is a beautiful deceiver

Starfish has a lot of patience

Hermit crab and rough hydroid benefit from each other

Oaten pipes hydroid colours the winter

Sponges are the oldest living animals on Earth

Worms like you’ve never seen before

Scientific research in the North Sea

Rich biodiversity of the North Sea

Oysters in a wind farm in the North Sea

Take a look in the North Sea

Shellfish reefs in the North Sea

Clean up the North Sea

The atlas of Dutch shellfish

Discovery of a new wilderness

Safety instructions