invasive species

It has a black tongue, a hump on its back and defends its mating grounds to the death - the invasive Russian humpback salmon has...
Text: Petra Hedbom/TT
Photo: Eva Thorstad/Norsk Institutt for naturforskning, Tom Staveley/SLU
Graphics: Johan Hallnäs/TT
Sargasso seaweed, a brown algae, was initially discovered in 1985 in northern Bohuslän and has since become prevalent along the Swedish west coast....
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Photography: Göran Ehlmé
In English the species name is "clinging jellyfish" in Swedish it is called “klängmedusa”....
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Photo: Tobias Dahlin
The Japanese Giant Oyster is larger than our domestic variety, and its edges are so sharp that medical services on the west coast have issued...
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Foto: Tobias Dahlin, Kimmo Hagman
This is what it looks like when cormorants have taken over an island in Stockholm’s archipelago. It’s not exactly attractive when you were expecting green...
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Photography: Simon Stanford
The small but spectacularly beautiful comb jelly Mnemiopsis leydyi, can reproduce at a dismaying speed, and copes with warm and cold water and even different...
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Photo: Tobias Dahlin
The most likely scenario is that the beautiful red lionfish spread into the sea off the coast of Florida when an aquarium was smashed by...
Reportage: Lena Scherman
Photo: Johan Candert, Göran Ehlmé
The invasive fish species black-mouthed goby is already present along the Baltic coast. But now the fish species has made its way far up into...
Text: Johanna Engman/TT
Photo: Eric Engbretson / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / TT, Johan Hallnäs/TT
The burning clinging jellyfish was discovered in 2018 and has found its way home in the water at Lilla Askerön, in Bohuslän. Ideally, it wants...
Reportage: Fanny Jönsson
Photo: Leif Eiranson
UV Photo: Tobias Dahlin
Editor: Alexandre Gobatti
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