Microscopy course for children and young people at Braunschweig Das Aquarium 28th Information Day. After getting up close and personal with hermit crabs, sea urchins and the like, the children were shown how to use the stereomicroscopes and were able to practise on all sorts of dead insect [...]
– now published in “Limnology and Oceanopgraphy: Methods”, Vol.15, Issue 9, September 2017. In this paper, the active and passive ion transport through the aboral epithelium (the tissue where the coral skeleton is formed) in the living coral was investigated with a sophisticated experimental setup. The exact mechanism [...]
These two overview charts show some of the more common reef fish found at Red Sea Diving Safari's various dive sites, particularly the house reefs of Marsa Shagra, Marsa Nakari and Wadi Lahami. The overview boards were created for this special occasion: In September, a large group of Dutch guests [...]
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More than 30 divers and sea lovers attended the "Marine Biology Day" at the dive school Die Tauchprofis on 6 September 2017. The programme included live microscopy of living corals and small creatures from Green Corals' seawater aquariums (who has ever looked at the tentacles of a living coral [...]
Dugong at Marsa Egla, Egypt, deeply relaxed feeding on seagrass.
Some impressions of our REEF CHECK reef monitoring programme at Red Sea Diving Safari in Marsa Nakari in May 2017. As always - 2018 marks our 10th year - we conducted 5 Reef Check surveys, this time on the reefs of Marsa Shagra North & South, Sharm [...]
We were there at the 1st Seeburg Travel Fair by Aqua Active Agency – with live microscopy of living CORALS, crustaceans, brittle stars, snails and other marine life.For many visitors, it was the first time they had seen this fascinating microcosm at 10 to 400- fold magnification.A small taste of [...]
In April we had another visit from a kindergarten: Transferring small animals into petri dishes with pipettes and tweezers, microscopy, marine animals to see and understand, and of course feeding our fish. ("Bon appétit!" :-) ) ... ...and all the children dared to pick up the hermit crab, the crab [...]
