Oceanography
Danger of fish contaminated with plastic chemicals
Essica Ward researcher at the University of Minnesota in Saint Paul, USA, has found more impact from BPA, when she exposed two B-tail and black-tailed Shiner fish to eac…
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Oceanography
Penguins die in mass in Brazil
The Brazilian Coast and Oceanic Center (CECLIMAR) announces that veterinarians are investigating the cause of 512 Magellenic penguins dying on the coast between Tramanda…
Oceanography
The unique
Biologists say that the main food of the swordfish is ant, beetle, tailed bug (springtail) and flies, if these insects accidentally fall into the water. However, the mai…
Oceanography
Philippine Navy saves sea turtles
The Navy and the Philippine environmental workers saved 14 sea turtles after they caught the poachers' nets. AFP said the Philippine Department of Environment staff and…
Oceanography
Identified the type of shark biting people in Quy Nhon
Sharks are a group of people attacking people in the waters of Quy Nhon. Specifically, deep sharks (Carcharhinus limbatus), large eye sharks (Carcharhinus amboinensis) a…
Oceanography
Doan long because of sex for 3 hours
After the mating lasts for up to 3 hours, squid is so tired that there is no strength to swim, eat or dodge enemies.
Oceanography
Half-hearted conservation cannot save Maui dolphins
This was confirmed by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) right after the New Zealand Government announced a series of solutions to save the Maui dolphin…
Oceanography
Touched by the mother dolphin giving her body
This mother dolphin is supposed to take her baby's body away from the shore
Oceanography
Strange creatures appear on the coast of Hawaii
Millions of exotic crab-like animals, pea-sized, have attacked Hawaii beach, causing many experts to be confused. The attack of tiny purple creatures, curled up like bal…
Oceanography
Catching extremely rare orange lobsters
When a shipment of nearly 50kg of lobster was delivered to a seafood store and a restaurant in the UK last month, it was discovered that 6 lobsters have an extremely rar…
Oceanography
The length of the intestine determines intelligence?
Experimental, it is confirmed between intellectual development, brain size and length of the intestine having mutual relationships.
Oceanography
Sharks break teeth because of hunting
A white shark jumped out of the water to catch its prey. He had thought that he would have lunch, the fat seal. But instead, it bites into a model used by British photog…
Oceanography
Discovery of a shark's paradise
Humans have long been hungry for shark fin soup (made from shark fins). Fishing and other related human activities are also threatening sharks around the world.
Oceanography
'Beauty killer' at the sea
'Red tide' - tiny aquatic organism during algal blooms, can bring about greater destruction than what people think about it, with the possibility of poisoning the entire…
Oceanography
Coral sperm bank
Researchers say a sperm bank for corals, collected from coral reefs in Hawaii, the Caribbean and Australia, could one day help restore and regenerate reefs harm.