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While visiting a fish market on the island of Taiwan, the experts were shocked to see a species of shark that scientists never knew.
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Scientists at the University of Tuscia in Italy have discovered a combination of sea fish and starfish when they attack the sea urchin prey.
American scientists have found a new way to study difficult areas in the Pacific.
Pacific Cloudfish (scientific name Alticus arnoldorum) - is a fish that lives on land and can jump long distances without legs. This is a marine fish but on land in all…
More than half of the important fish groups with marine food networks can die because global warming reduces the amount of dissolved oxygen in seawater in many areas.
There is a blind fish living in a cave in Somalia but they all know what time they are in the day. However,
Within 2 weeks, Mr. Nguyen Van Luyen, a fisherman in Tran Phu Ward, Quy Nhon City (Binh Dinh Province) kept catching 6 sharks, each weighing over 20kg, in Quy Nhon Sea.
The density of cholera-causing bacteria and food poisoning in seawater increases significantly due to rising temperatures in the oceans.
Australian scientists on September 15 revealed that they have discovered dolphins that live off the city of Melbourne, Victoria, belonging to a different species from ot…
The new Burrunan dolphin that Australian scientists recently discovered may disappear because they have small numbers and limited habitat.
By studying videos made by underwater vehicles, American scientists carried out off the coast of California, believing that these rare-sighted creatures often participat…
Scientists at Sheffild University have published an interesting discovery about the strategy of maintaining the breed of zebrafish.
British scientists claim that some species of sea turtles have evolved to produce heat-resistant eggs to deal with hot sand on beaches that are inhabited by them.
The popular fish in the swamp in Louisiana, USA, has been deformed and may not reproduce normally due to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last year.