The gray seal (Halichoerus grypus) is a seal species found in the Baltic Sea. Despite their importance to the ecosystem, gray seals are often blamed by fishermen for depleting fish stocks and are the target of hostile attacks. However, studies show that gray seals consume only a small fraction of the total fish stock in the region and play a critical role in maintaining ecosystem balance by controlling populations of other species. It is important to protect gray seals and the ecosystem as a whole, as their decline can negatively affect the balance of the ecosystem.
World Whale Day is celebrated every year on the third Sunday of February, and this year it is on February 19. 🥳🤿 World Whale Day is an annual holiday dedicated to raising awareness about whales and their protection. This day offers an opportunity to learn about whales, [...]
Gray seals (Halichoerus grypus), also known as "dogs of the sea", are a fascinating and interesting species of seal that is often found in the Baltic Sea and is an endangered species. With their different appearance and behavior, these animals play a crucial role in the balance of the Baltic Sea ecosystem […]
Timely notification of an accident is a decisive factor in saving life! For accidents at sea, phone 115 (emergency service). The emergency telephone number of the State Fire and Rescue Service is 112. Below is the information compiled by diving instructor and lecturer Valters Preimanis, [...]
Healthy walks along the sea are sometimes a good surprise for souvenir seekers. The Baltic Sea throws amber, or sun stones, it usually happens after big storms in the S, SW direction, so be vigilant by the sea. Amber is a beautiful gemstone that was formed before […]
The city of Liepāja is a popular place for scuba divers, preparing for diving in the sea. Only this time, the Baltic Sea pleases us with an exotic underwater animal, opposite the rescue base, a swordfish of impressive size washed out of the sea. It was noticed by local residents on August 12, 2015. Swordfish brought from the shore to the rescue station […]
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