Today is World Octopus Day. We are focusing today on a creature that presents science with an enormous number of mysteries and remains largely unresearched regarding its intelligence and personality.

The octopus ends up on our plates far too often and is consequently highly threatened. Due to human consumption and climate change, it could disappear from our planet faster than we can research it.

Take the time today to look at our new booklet on this fascinating species: https://elasmocean.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/250909_ElasmOceanBroschuere_Der_Oktopus.pdf

underwater photography of black fish

Vegan Beats Festival München

Claudia's review of the Vegan Beats Festival: On 27 September, I represented ElasmOcean at the Vegan Beats Festival in Munich. In addition to our own information stand, where I presented our work…

underwater photography of black fish

Vegan Beats Festival München

Claudia's review of the Vegan Beats Festival: On 27 September, I represented ElasmOcean at the Vegan Beats Festival in Munich. In addition to our own information stand, where I presented our work…

underwater photography of black fish

The North Sea – Anything but a dead sea

Between the mudflats of the Wadden Sea and the roaring grey waves of the German open sea, the North Sea appears bleak and lifeless. Yet this is far from the case. Although the predominantly sandy seabeds…

underwater photography of black fish

The North Sea – Anything but a dead sea

Between the mudflats of the Wadden Sea and the roaring grey waves of the German open sea, the North Sea appears bleak and lifeless. Yet this is far from the case. Although the predominantly sandy seabeds…