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Cod are stressed by being caught – But what do the best catching methods look like?

New research should provide an answer to that question. -Historically, fish have hardly been considered animals, I think it is important to change that. If we...

Reportage: Johan Candert, Simon Stanford

Editing: Alexandre Gobatti

UW photo: Johan Candert

Photo: Simon Stanford

Fishing Other

Norway Research Fiske fishing Marco Vindas Atlanten vildfångad fisk wild caught fish Cod

New eelgrass beds a success for wildlife

Planting new eelgrass in places where it had disappeared can do the trick for wildlife. About 80 percent of the invertebrates have returned in a...

Text: Petra Hedbom TT

Photo: Eduardo Infantes/Göteborgs universitet/TT

West coast

Research Bohuslän Eelgrass University of Gothenburg

01:28

Farmed salmon die of heart disease – Ida Beitnes is investigating why

Ida Beitnes is a Associate Professor at the NMBU. Ida has earlier studied stress as an important contributor to the development of cardiac disease in...

Reportage: Johan Candert

Photo: Simon Stanford

Edit by: Daniel Hager

Research

farmed fish Norway Research Salmon

Transmitters placed in the womb can provide information about the young of sharks

Researchers in the United States have developed a transmitter that can reveal where and when sharks give birth to their offspring, according to Vetenskapsradion....

Text: TT Nyhetsbyrån

Photo: Keith A. Ellenbogen/AP/TT

Research

Research Sharks

Look after your sponges!

Tvättsvampar kan rädda mänskligheten. Säger jag till grannen som tvättar bilen. Hon bara stirrar på mig....

Text: Peter Löfgren

Foto: Tobias Dahlin, Nadhem Benmbarek

Chronicles

Research Chronicle Tvättsvamp

3:56

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

Climate and Environment

Research Climate change Östersjön BalticSea warmer oceans

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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

International

Research galapagos

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

Baltic Sea

Research Baltic Sea porpoise

Decisive crossroads in race to bottom

Soon a decision will be made about mining at the deepest bottom of the world's oceans. Major stakeholders are in the starting blocks...

Text: Martin Mederyd Hårdh/TT

Photo: Caleb Jones/AP/TT, JAMSTEC/AFP/TT

Graphic: Anders Humlebo/TT

Research

Seabed Pacific Ocean Research

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Cod are stressed by being caught – But what do the best catching methods look like?

New eelgrass beds a success for wildlife

Farmed salmon die of heart disease – Ida Beitnes is investigating why

Transmitters placed in the womb can provide information about the young of sharks

Look after your sponges!

In a warmer sea: What happens to the fish?

Galapagos – The flightless cormorant

Dead porpoise outside Blekinge was pregnant

Decisive crossroads in race to bottom

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