Oceanography
Sharks move strangely to find food
Sharks and other marine animals search for food with a kind of shopping-like type of people, according to one of the biggest analyzes of the habit of searching for prey…
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Fish was first discovered hibernation
The Antarctic cod species actively shut down and took a long nap in the winter months, a new study has just revealed. This is the first time this activity has been recor…
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Changes in sea conditions in Sargasso affect eel fishing
Eel species in the United States are disappearing very quickly from the restaurant menus because supplies are declining dramatically in the North Atlantic. While the rea…
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Dolphins rescue whales
A dolphin appeared in time and rescued two whales that were trapped on a coast in New Zealand. In the meantime, it took people more than an hour to free the victim and f…
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One more year, the Arctic could run out of ice
The latest satellite images revealed by NASA have shown a dreadful decline in the number of permafrost - the thickest and oldest ice - in the Arctic. However, the agency…
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Secrets of the sea: Sounds and sea creatures
Underwater sounds are important for animals. It allows them to navigate, hear the sounds of approaching predators and prey, and is a way of communicating with others. Th…
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Dolphins flirt with their mates with ... trash
A South American water dolphin uses dry branches, moss and clay to attract mates and threatens opponents. British and Brazilian researchers observed male dolphins within…
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Giant sea creatures in Antarctica
In the Antarctic waters of New Zealand, huge creatures including jellyfish and tufts of 3.6m long and starfish 0.6m in size have been found. Scientists conducted the mos…
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Dolphins cannot swim too fast
The fastest speed a dolphin can swim near the water is 54 km / hour. He can't swim faster, if he doesn't want to hurt.
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Strange sex life of octopus
They flirt, hold hands and watch the lover very strictly. The love life of octopus is far more complicated than one can imagine, said the research team at the University…
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Found fish have strange eyes
This creature has eyes that are quite different from most fish species, they all look forward (not on the sides of the head as usual) and can allow the animal to feel th…
Oceanography
Interesting characteristic of the squid species
How does nature give the squid a very strong and sharp beak to capture its prey while not harming its slender body?
Oceanography
The mysterious sounds of fish in the ocean
It was the end of January 2005 when the spawning season of a fish called the black drum began. Calls for partners echoed in the middle of the night. But none of the peop…
Oceanography
The gloomy future of the ocean (part 1)
Scientists believe that in the oceans today chemical changes are taking place, although at first this change seems very small.
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The gloomy future of the ocean (part 2)
Based on future ocean simulation experiments, Hutchins calculates that the evolution of plankton means that more species will appear to hunt bacteria and less fish.