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In a warmer sea: What happens to the fish?

The Baltic Sea is becoming a hot water bath. It affects the fish more than we might understand. It is a slow process that can...
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Photo:Elin Jenjila Franzén, Alexandre Gobatti
UW-Photo: Kimmo Hagman, Robert Westerberg
Drone:Robert Westerberg
Editing: Apollonia Meleouni
7:46

Galapagos – The flightless cormorant

Rapid climate change vs evolution. The Galapagos cormorant has evolved to thrive in an environment where they can feed near the coast outside the islands where...
Reportage: Simon Stanford
Photo: Simon Stanford
Underwater photo: Johan Candert, Göran Ehlmé
Editor: Helena Fredriksson

Dead porpoise outside Blekinge was pregnant

A dead porpoise was found in the Blekinge archipelago in August. When the unusual find is now investigated, it turns out that the cause of...
Text: Anna Karolina Eriksson/TT
Photo: Paula Olson/AP Archive image
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Fear rules the inhabitants of the sea

Every evening, as darkness descends upon the sea, millions of fish, crustaceans, and octopuses leave the ocean depths and rise to the surface, and when...
Text: Roland Johansson/Beatrice Nordensson/TT
Photo: Ross Hopcroft/University of Alaska/AP/TT, Irwin Fedriansyah/AP/TT
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