On 26 February, two Bottlenose dolphins accompanied scientists during an entire dive near the Westhinder measuring platform in the south-western part of the Belgian North Sea.
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05/07/2021
Scientific divers are visited by two Bottlenose dolphins
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01/07/2021
Dive into the future at brand-new exhibition Sea Force
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Kelle MoreauAs of this summer, Mechelen is the place to be for an extraordinary day out by the sea.
10/06/2021
Six New Snake Species Described
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Reinout VerbekeBiologist Olivier Pauwels has described six new snake species. Two of them live in trees in Central Africa, three others on limestone hills in Thailand and another one near mountain rivers in the north of South-East Asia and the south of China.
09/04/2021
Falcons For Everyone 2021
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Charlotte DegueldreFalcons for Everyone is back! Until May 3rd, you can follow the daily lives of two falcon families in Brussels live: watch as the couples hatch, when the chicks come out of their egg and when they finally fly out of the nest.
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06/04/2021
North Sea aerial surveys in 2020
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Kelle MoreauIn 2020, the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS) performed a total of 158 flight hours over the North Sea in the framework of the national programme of aerial surveys.
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