Fish I have so far seen while in the Costa De Almeria

Some of the fish I have seen while Snorkelling and skin diving (With my brother Richard a Padi qualified dive master)  here in the Costa De Almeria in Spain (I have seen quite a few different fish so far these are just the ones I have been able to id so far) ( As you may be aware we (Me and Richard )  do #Project aware work while out and about when ( recovering rubbish out the sea ) http://europeanrelocationservicesspain.blogspot.com.es/p/blog-page_21.html )

Painted Comber - Serranus scriba

The 3 spinned Stickleback found in rock pools

Reticulated Blenny - Lipophrys canevae

Doublebanded Bream - Diplodus vulgaris

Mediterranean Damselfish - Chromis chromis

Striped Red Mullet - Mullus surmuletus

Salema - Sarpa salpa
The Black and red Short Spined Sea Urchin
(be careful with these their spines hurt)

The Sea Cucumber (Seen several different colours of these )

Sea Anemone

A few birds seen when either Waddling , rock pooling , exploring or getting to or from places we have Snorkelled

Little Egret

The power of the Sea

All the above pictures and video are form the Costa De Almeria in Spain ( The Coast of Almeria ) which is on the Mediterranean Sea coast
a few facts
The Mediterranean Sea is 2.2 million square km and at some points on 7km wide
The Mediterranean Sea has an average depth of 1,500 m (4,900 ft) (which by the way also happens to be the same distance that we have worked above sea level  find more tip bits about European Relocation services here )

The Mediterranean has a higher saline content than the Atlantic ocean

There is an underwater (yes you read that right under water )waterfall in the Straits of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic ocean as the Mediterranean is also shallower than the Atlantic and the water temperature is different  

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