Oceanography
Sharks kill surfers
Local police said, when witnessing the incident, the friend of the ill-fated man swam to help but not because the wound was too heavy.
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Very rare two-color lobster
New England marine park in Boston (USA) said the female lobster weighing about 0.5kg has half orange and half black. The two color areas are perfectly divided from the h…
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The mother of the world's rarest whale died of stranding
Scientists confirmed that two whales were stranded and died at Opape Beach (North Island, New Zealand) in December 2010, the world's rarest whale.
Oceanography
Catch sea turtles weighing over 300kg
Around 8 am 9/11, while fishing in the area about 500m from the shore, fishermen Ngo Minh Hoa, residing in Ngu Thuy Trung commune, Le Thuy district (Quang Binh) discover…
Oceanography
America will replace dolphin detectors with robots
The robot will take on the underwater mine detection work of dolphins and sea lions on the US Navy payroll.
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Finding gobies helps corals resist toxic algae
Living among coral branches, Gobiodon histrio will react with a chemical signal released from corals when the coral comes into contact with a brilliant green toxic algae…
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28 whales are stranded on New Zealand beach
A group of 28 pilot whales were stuck at a beach in New Zealand on November 15 and it is likely they will die because there are not many opportunities to help them swim…
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Many marine species are unknown
A recent report says at least one-third of the world's ocean creatures are still completely unknown to science.
Oceanography
The Japanese Ministry of the Environment caught radioactive contaminated salmon
The content of radioactive substances in the body of salmon caught in a river not far from the place of the nuclear incident at Japan's No.1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plan…
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Marine animals are losing their shells
Acidic oceans are dissolving the shells of marine organisms, making these creatures unable to resist predators.
Oceanography
Red tide makes Australian beaches closed
On November 27, Australian authorities were forced to close down many famous beaches because of red algae. Famous beaches such as Bondi, Clovelly, Maroubra, Gordon's Bay…
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Blue whales rotate 360 degrees to hunt
Scientists have recently discovered that blue whales perform acrobatics in the water to attack prey from below.
Oceanography
Decode the mysterious lobster age
For the first time, scientists have found a way to determine the age of lobsters, by counting their rings, like rings in the trunk.
Oceanography
Pacific Ocean at risk of depleting tuna resources
Speaking at the conference, experts emphasized that some tuna species are being exhausted, and urging governments to take action to preserve not only tuna sources but al…
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Discovering new fish species without eyes in Vietnam
The International Plant and Animal Conservation (FFI) said it has discovered an eye-free cave-dwelling fish and scales on a small island in Vietnam's famous scenic area…