
Treasures
of the Deep Sea
Treasures
of the Deep Sea
of the Deep Sea
Exploration of the Mediterranean
Exploration of the Mediterranean
In the birthplace of history, in the middle of a cave, a multitude of windows open up to reveal the riches of the sea.
A shoal of salenga dances to the rhythm of the undertow and cardinalfish parade through a forest of red coral, while a troop of pomfrets plays among the branches of sea fans.
The spectacles come one after another: lullabies of burrowing anemone in a gentle moonscape, the song of slipper lobsters amidst the scorpionfish, and even an octopus testing out its mime show...

Treasures
of the Mediterranean

The red scorpionfish is a sedentary fish found anywhere from 15 to 500 m below the surface.
Scorpaena scrofa

The swallowtail seaperch lives between 15 and 200 m in depth, along rocky slopes and close to caves.
Anthias anthias

Groupers belong to the Serranidae family, which counts more than 400 identified species.
Epinephelus marginatus

The octopus is a solitary animal that can only bear the proximity of another in order to breed, whic
Octopus vulgaris