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This is a this isn't a native species it doesn't belong here so it's important that we keep an eye on it so we know how it's developing and whether it's taking over the ecosystem. that would be disastrous. the baltic is home to fish such as cod and herring which are important for the fish market. or the war he called jellies eating their young. cornelia ja spruce performs an experiment to find out. she gives the jellyfish caught a larvae for food. jellyfish doesn't eat the fish eggs they spit them out again. the opposite happens to the very young cod babies. but comb jelly laps them up. when y...

Linked to the species particular reproductive qualities. as alice isn't a nice species it doesn't belong here so it's important that we keep an eye on it so we know how it's developing and whether it's taking over the ecosystem. that would be disastrous. the baltic is home to fish such as cod and herring which are important for the fish market. are the warty come jellies eating their young. cornelia aspers performs an experiment to find out. she gives the jellyfish caught eggs larvae for food. the jellyfish doesn't eat the fish eggs and spit them out again. the opposite happens to the very you...

Be removed 1st. for. under the microscope the different species of zooplankton can be identified. tiny co parts along with fish eggs and larvae prey for jellyfish. and at every station a measuring probe is lowered into the water. this determines the oxygen and salt content along with the temperature. vertical profile of the environmental data appears on who their screen of the graphs indicates salty oxygen rich layers. it seems water from the north sea has found its way to the eastern baltic through the channels that suggests that the warty come jellies came here on this salt water current is ...

Eastern area. i thought we'd start with the transact in the our kona basin and then we'll work our way over. to the research ship will travel along the set g.p.s. coordinates for several nights. captured zooplankton gathers and a catch back at the end of the net. and. the main thing we're interested in is how many jellyfish we have in the samples and how many fish eggs and larvae fish loving. the data has set course on the next spacek. meanwhile goober tends to his catch. a school of sticklebacks is basting on the zooplankton that he has yet to count. they have to

Office. planted nets saved. the water column from the surface to just above the sea bed. if this is a net is called a bongo net because it looks like a bongo drum. we use this larger one mainly to capture fish eggs and larvae fish love into found. this one catches all kinds of zooplankton and the baby bongo captures very small organisms. and jellyfish are caught by all of the nets. and i don't need to go find. the captain of the down a is setting the course for the night. to be able to compare the results long term bastiaan who have their heads to the same coordinates each time. if we zoom in ...