Protective male black bream takes on all comers guarding his nest @naturalenglandvideo
Protective male black bream takes on all comers guarding his nest  @naturalenglandvideo
Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In spring male black bream make nests on the seabed. Once the female lays her eggs the male stays and fiercely guards them until they hatch

Zoned fisheries management in Kingmere Marine Conservation Zone stops recreational fishing in part of the site during the black bream nesting season to prevent disturbance. It’s effectiveness is being monitored. Find out more here: sussex-ifca.gov.uk/kingmere-mcz
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Protective male black bream takes on all comers guarding his nest

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