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Dangerous fish emigrant - Black spotted goby (Neogobius melanostomus) may be found in the waters of Gulf of Gdansk and Puck Bay.

Black spotted goby migrated to Polish sea from the Caspian Sea, which is its native biogeographic range. Black spotted goby is a small fishm which grows up to 25 cm in length. It can survive both in fresh and salty water. Because it

An increase in the number of N. melanostomus may have great impact on the ecosystem of the Baltic Sea (e.g. predation on native species).

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Region of Pobrzeza Poludniowobaltyckie (Southern Baltic Coasts) constitute a several kilometres wide strip of land, running along the southern coast of... more»

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University of Gdansk Marine Station in Hel

Hel Marine Station was established in 1992. Its biggest attraction is the aquarium for seals, where gray seals, the biggest seals living in the Baltic Sea, may be seen all year round.

Dunes in Leba and in Slowinski National Park constantly move and change their shapes, this is wy they are called "migrating dunes".