A pair of male blue whales fight fiercely for a mate
Three blue whales are caught up in a battle for mating rights in the waters off the town of Port Macdonnell in southern Australia.
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Three blue whales are caught up in a battle for mating rights in the waters off the town of Port Macdonnell in southern Australia.
According to research, the central area of the Younghusband Peninsula (Australia) is in a period of severe coastal erosion, shrinking 100m since 1980 at an average rat…
Divers exploring an SS Tasman shipwreck off the coast of Tasmania were in for a surprise when they discovered an extremely rare pink handfish.
Scientists have discovered the oldest known sex chromosomes in octopuses and squids from 455 million to 248 million years ago - 180 million years earlier than the previo…
What really sets this fish apart is its numerous fins arranged precisely along the body.
It is interesting that the largest animals living in the sea are not fish but mammals.
In laboratories across Florida (USA), biologists are regenerating coral reefs to prevent population decline due to disease.
Holes ranging from a few meters to 60 meters wide scattered across the seabed off the coast of Germany were initially thought to be formed by methane gas, but were actua…
Humpback whales were discovered for the first time to have homosexual behavior from two male individuals.
A shark kills a mother pygmy sperm whale stranded in Māhia Bay, leaving the calf alone on the beach.
New research results show that the ancient whale Perucetus was very large but still inferior to today's blue whales.
Giant Antarctic sea spiders have different biological characteristics from regular sea spiders, and their way of giving birth and incubating eggs is also very different.
A parasite almost wiped out the giant Pinna nobilis mussel in 2016. However, recently, Croatia discovered that this mussel is growing again and is making efforts to pres…
For the first time in 200 years, a gray whale has been sighted in the Atlantic Ocean. Scientists warn that this is a bad omen for the Earth.
The number of humpback whales in the North Pacific has plummeted 20% in less than a decade. According to researchers, the cause may come from a heat wave at sea.