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Head of Botttlenose Dolphin breaking the surface looking into camera

Head of Botttlenose Dolphin breaking the surface looking into camera

Top Ten Sussex Marine Residents

My Top Ten of Sussex Marine Residents

Mar 25 min read

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Two crabs sitting on plain grey seabed which is full of small holes

Two crabs sitting on plain grey seabed which is full of small holes

Meet the Marine Neighbours - Common Piddock - Pholas dactylus

Piddocks are a bivalve that bores into soft rocks like chalk.

Mar 12 min read

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Delicate feathery tentacles emerging from a slender tube

Delicate feathery tentacles emerging from a slender tube

Meet The Marine Neighbours - The Peacock Worm - Sabella pavonine.

Taking a look at the Peacock Worm

Feb 282 min read

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Anemone with long green tentacles with purple tips, pictured with two small crabs sitting in the it, both covered in pale sponge

Anemone with long green tentacles with purple tips, pictured with two small crabs sitting in the it, both covered in pale sponge

Meet The Marine Neighbours - Sponge or Scorpion Spider Crabs - Inachus spp

One of the smaller UK crab species the sponge or scorpion spider crab

Feb 282 min read

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Small Pink/ Purple sea slug sitting among the weeds, white tips clearly visible

Small Pink/ Purple sea slug sitting among the weeds, white tips clearly visible

Meet The Marine Neighbours - The Violet Sea Slug - Flabellina Pedata

Tiny but beautiful the violet sea slug is one nudibranch found in Sussex

Feb 282 min read

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Macro Shot of close up of pipefish head

Macro Shot of close up of pipefish head

Meet The Marine Neighbours - Greater Pipefish - Syngnathus acus

There are some marine animals that strike a chord with us the minute we see them or hear about them. There is something about them that...

Feb 272 min read

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Location, location, location: what’s impacting the lobster catch in the Selsey Fishing grounds?

Location, location, location: what’s impacting the lobster catch in the Selsey Fishing grounds?

Location, location, location: what’s impacting the lobster catch in the Selsey Fishing grounds?

Since early 2020, the CHASM (Crustaceans, Habitat And Sediment Movement) Project has been investigating lobsters and sediment in the seas...

Dec 11, 20242 min read

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