Oceanography
Quickly evolutionary unimaginable starfish
How quickly can new species evolve? Research on starfish in Australia shows that this process can take place within 6,000 years.
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Trace the leather turtle by satellite
Using satellites to track journeys and traces of leather turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) is a new discovery promising to effectively support the conservation of rare turt…
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New discovery from shark's teeth
Looking closely at the shark's teeth, the scientists found that in the teeth of this fierce animal contains fluoride, the basic ingredient in today's human toothpaste an…
Oceanography
Beauty of jellyfish in the dark
According to Rekdal, jellyfish that we can easily find in the North Atlantic Sea are quite friendly jellyfish. But the jellyfish he shows here are said to be the most
Oceanography
Tuna brings radiation from Japan to the United States
Nicholas Fisher, a researcher at Stony Brook University in the US, and colleagues measured the concentration of cesium (Cs) radioactivity in the body of Pacific tuna alo…
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Promote law enforcement to save marine cows
Law enforcement is considered a key solution that can save dugong dugon - one of the most threatened marine mammals in the world - from the risk of permanent disappearan…
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Marine animals die massively in Japan
Hundreds of thorny starfish drifted to a coast in southern Japan in the past few days and scientists thought they were stranded due to lack of food. People discovered mo…
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Giant ink is 4 meters long
Al McGlashan, a fisherman journalist and fisherman in Australia, saw the squid corpse while fishing in the waters near New South Wales, Australia on June 6. The position…
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10cm shrimp pushes 90kg heavy objects
Mantis is a lone predator, which lurks in underwater burrows and uses its claws to kill prey such as molluscs, crabs and other favorite species. In particular, these 10c…
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Catch rough whales in Hue
On June 10, according to Mr. Bui Ngoc Ga, Chairman of People's Committee of Loc Vinh Commune, Phu Loc District (Thua Thien Hue Province), said the commune's fishermen wh…
Oceanography
Albino whale follows her mother to find a partner
According to the Daily Mail, the mother of the Southern right whale had a hard journey from near Antarctica to the
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Canada: Catching very rare blue lobster
Bobby Stoddard and his crew members in the Port of Clarks in Nova Scotia (Canada) have caught an extremely rare blue lobster. Mr. Stoddard has caught 3,000 lobsters in 3…
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The fiery head of the parrot fish
The strange sound like the sound of gunshots in the water suddenly came out when a group of scientists from the Beaufort Laboratory (USA) were diving in the North Pacifi…
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Strange creatures at the
New Zealand's National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute (NIWA) has announced the discovery of strange creatures in the Kermadec trench area in the northern sea o…
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Seals of film production in the United States
Some Hawaiian fishermen accuse seals of sea lion, a marine animal facing the threat of extinction, stealing their fish in large numbers. In addition, public opinion is b…