This year, we decided to try education in an area not related to karst – the City of Varaždin. We were received better than all expectations, it seems that cave animals are universally intriguing! 😊 Total of 173 students participated in the workshops, and several adults came to the lecture for the public. We thank all the schools for hosting us (Little Mountaineers of IV. Primary school Varaždin, Second gymnasium Varaždin, Construction, architectural, natural science and mining schools Varaždin, Primary Chatolic school Saint Uršula and First gymnasium Varaždin). The project was co-financed by the City of Varaždin.

Velebit zauzima posebno mjesto u srcima stanovnika Hrvatske, a špiljari o istraživanju njegovih jama pričaju s osmjehom na licima. S bogatstvom podzemene faune Velebita se volimo hvaliti ali do sada nismo imali objedinjeni i objavljeni popis.

Telestes karsticus is a fish that lives in Sušik stream and Sušik cave near Ogulin, Croatia. Not only the species has been recorded in the cave year-round, T. karsticus also reproduces in the cave! This represents the first record of a fish spawning in a Dinaric Karst. Here you can find more details, such as what happens when surface fish is exposed to total darkness and cavefish to daily light/dark cycle.

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Subterranean fauna of the Lukina jama–Trojama cave system Velebit Mt.