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Deep Sea Reporter Deep Sea Reporter är ett digitalt magasin med fokus på havet i allmänhet och Östersjön i synner

25/05/2026

Deep Sea Reporter has investigated this crab trade and uncovered a convoluted set of regulations that doesn’t seem to be working.

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Reporter: Tobias Dahlin
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22/05/2026

Crab claws are considered a delicacy, while the crab body itself is not always appreciated by customers. That’s why the claws are valuable to the fishing industry, while the body is harder to sell.

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Reporter: Tobias Dahlin
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Read the full article on our website! The link is in the comments!The link to the study is in the article.Website: deeps...
19/05/2026

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Ronja Arnold-larsen

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15/05/2026

Octopuses as small as a thumbnail and mandarin fish so fast they can only be captured with a still camera.
Underwater photographer Kimmo Hagman has been diving in the Lembeh Strait in Indonesia to capture the ocean’s tiniest creatures on film and in photos.

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Kimmo Hagman

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13/05/2026

According to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the goal for the gray seal population is for their impact on human interests to be positive or neutral.
But who really decides this things? And how?

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Fredrik Stedtjer
Lukas Eisenhauer
Johan Candert
Simon Stanford
Göran Ehlmé

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11/05/2026

According to the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the goal for the gray seal population is for their impact on human interests to be positive or neutral.
But how do seals actually affect our environment? And how are the gray seals in the Baltic Sea doing?

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Fredrik Stedtjer
Lukas Eisenhauer
Johan Candert
Simon Stanford
Göran Ehlmé

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04/05/2026

Can you really make plastic from fish scales? According to Jacqueline Prawira, who has spent several years investigating exactly that, the answer is yes.

– Think about how much plastic we could prevent from even being used, much less discarded and and ending up in our environment and polluting our waterways, she says.

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Photo:
Tara Cleary

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30/04/2026

Ninety-nine percent of virgin plastic is made from chemicals sourced from fossil fuels, and around 80 percent of it end up in our oceans, waterways and landfills. But Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Jacqueline Prawira believes there are ways to enjoy the benefits of plastic without the negative impacts. While in high school in California, she invented an innovative way to do just that – using discarded fish waste.

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The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency has decided to increase the seal hunting in Sweden. This decision has sparke...
29/04/2026

The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency has decided to increase the seal hunting in Sweden. This decision has sparked outrage from the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation.

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28/04/2026

In their book "The New Fish", authors and journalists Kjetil Østli and Simen Sætre offer a thorough examination of the Norwegian salmon farming industry – how it all began, how it has developed over time, and what consequences the lucrative industry has had. Hear about these consequences in the clip, and watch the full interview on our website. Link in the comments.

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