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Posidonia is one of the most important natural values of the Mediterranean Sea, but at the same time it is also one of the most threatened species of the planet, 25 percent of its extension has been lost.
Though we cannot see it, there is a magical process happening under the surface. When the rhizome of the plant loses its fibers, the movement of the sea sews natural fiber balls that are given to us as a present, arriving at the Mediterranean coasts. Curr
