Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Sardinia--Marine-Protected-Area-of-Island-of-Tavolara---Secca-Papa-27MZIFJ82FW6Q.htmlConceptually similarScorpion Fish in Giannutri IslandGP0STTB2SCompleted★★★★★Sardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Secca PapaGP0STTFUKCompleted★★★★Sardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Secca PapaGP0STTFUQCompleted★★★★★★Sardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Secca PapaGP0STTFULCompleted★★★★★★Sardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Secca PapaGP0STTFUMCompleted★★★★Sardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Secca PapaGP0STTFURCompleted★★★★★★Red Scorpionfish in Ventotene IslandGP0STTD9ICompleted★★★★Red Scorpionfish in Ventotene IslandGP0STTD9LCompleted★★★★Sardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Tegghja LisciaGP0STTFUTCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STTFUNSardinia, Marine Protected Area of Island of Tavolara - Secca PapaRed scorpionfish (Scorpaena scrofa) is the largest scorpion fish of the Mediterranean. It can reach 4 kg in weight and is known for its poisoning thorns (on the dorsal fin and on the branchial operculum).In original language:Sardegna, Area Marina Protetta dell'Isola di Tavolara - Secca PapaLo scorfano rosso (Scorpaena scrofa) è lo scorpenide di maggiori dimensioni del Mediterraneo. Può sfiorare i 4 kg di peso ed è noto per la presenza di spine (sulla pinna dorsale e sull’opercolo branchiale) in grado di iniettare una tossina e quindi infliggere punture dolorose.Locations:Europe-Italy-Mediterranean Sea-Sardinia-Tyrrhenian SeaDate:31 May, 2019Credit:© Egidio Trainito / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6000px X 4000pxRestrictions:FOR GREENPEACE USE ONLY (ALL TYPES OF USE BUT NO FUNDRAISING!) NO THIRD PARTIES. FOR EXTERNAL LICENSING ENQUIRIES CONTACT GREENPEACE ITALY. ALWAYS INSERT THE CREDIT EGIDIO TRAINITO/GREENPEACEKeywords:Beauty-Corals-Day-Fish-KWCI (GPI)-Nature-Oceans (campaign title)-Oceans (topography)-Outdoors-Underwater shotsShoot:Tyrrhenian Sea Plastic Tour - Sardinia, Island of TavolaraGreenpeace together with the CNR-IAS and the University of the Marche region carry out a tour in the Tyrrhenian Sea to document the plastic and microplastics pollution in the marine ecosystem.Related Collections:Tyrrhenian Sea Plastic Tour (All Locations - Photos & Videos)
