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Scientists have just announced the discovery of the largest scallop population in the world in the west coast of Scotland.
Jellyfish are in season to flourish across the oceans, but it's only cyclical and hard to threaten humans.
With the help of a robot, Australian scientists discovered the Great Barrier Reef discovered corals at depths never before thought, news from AFP news agency on January…
Scientists say the number of white whales has increased in Alaska waters in 2012.
Japan National Science Museum and its media announced on January 7 that the scientists had filmed a video of a giant squid in the deep waters of the North Pacific, 15km…
Embryos of sharks that are still growing in eggs have been able to sense predators' electric fields and
Canadian rescue workers are racing against time to rescue 11 killer whales trapped in ice in Hudson Bay.
The Maine State Institute for Biodiversity Research (USA) has reported that up to 84% of fish worldwide contain a significant amount of mercury to human health, accordin…
Oysters possess the largest penis compared to their body size in the animal kingdom and now this species continues to set a new record with the ability to capture sperm…
A sea mouse (also called a deep sea) has been hit by a storm on the Kent coast (England). Usually, this species is found at depths of more than 2,000m.
Fish caught near Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) is 2,500 times higher than the safe level.
Australian animal protection on Feb. 3 used a young dolphin to lure more than 100 other dolphins to safety, as they prepared to risk collective landslides.
Previously, the sex life of the extinct Hawksbill sea turtle was always unknown to scientists. Now, this question has been answered.
The Ukrainian Navy will train dolphins to use special guns and knives to fight underwater enemies.