January 28th - Poetto's beach 8:30 a.m.
Mssimo: our photographer ! ( Badia, Federico and Valentino are good as well).
Measuring the temperature with a thermometer hanging on a fishing pole
The water was very clear, no plastic objects were to be seen. Lots of sea gulls in the distance.
While approaching Marina Piccola, we saw more starfishes, sea cucumbers, spirographs and different fishes, also two ducks: a couple of mallards.
The Devil's Saddle with Marina Piccola where Riccardo, Chiara, Andrea, Mauro, Matteo C. and Matteo M. have interviewed the fishermen.
Francesco and Federico are collecting something for the aquarium
Federico collected two starfishes, an alien gastropod mollusk, originally from the Read Sea (Bursatella leachii -), two Sea goats (granceola - Maja squinado) and a carnivorous starfish (Coscinasterias tenuispina). We threw back these last ones into the sea.
(A liitle bit of fun for Riccardo.)
At school Federico, Giorgia, Eleonora have settled the latest guests in the Mediterranean aquarium.
That's it!
In our classroom we have calculated the average temperature of Cagliari's Gulf: 18.95°C!
This is a beautiful picture of Poetto's coast.
WOW! You have invented a new way to measure Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and even found exotic species, BRILLIANT!!! I'm clapping with all my fins ;D
ReplyDeleteThank you, we had so much fun! :D
Delete