Window On an Alien World in Welsh Seas ; New Guide to Help Chart Rare Fish
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LOOKING like an alien from another world, this red gunard is not usually the kind of creature likely to turn up on a fishmonger's slab. Like scores of other fish species off the Welsh coast, it remains hidden to all but a few scuba divers and the occasional fisherman who drags one up in his nets. There are estimated 300-350 species in the seas off Wales, some rarely seen.
Marine of Wales is available the Marine Conservation Society, priced And for those looking to document their catches, it's not always easy to tell one fish from another. Now, help is at hand, courtesy of a new field guide for naturalists, fishermen, divers and even rock-poolers. Recent advances in underwater digital photography has opened a window on the deep seas and the creatures that inhabit them. One of the top practitioners is North Wales photographer Paul Kay.See the full content of this document
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Window On an Alien World in Welsh Seas ; New Guide to Help Chart Rare Fish
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