The Mediterranean is the world’s largest inland sea, known for its exotic islands, sandy coastlines and serene waters. It’s home to some of the world’s most remarkable wild survivors. Gigantic fin whales travel across the Atlantic Ocean to feed in the Mediterranean, while Iberian ibex scale the sea cliffs with ease, and broad-nosed pipefish rely on remarkably effective camouflage to survive in the seagrass. Every species is perfectly adapted to the unique habitats and conditions of this ancient sea.