Oceanography
Continue decoding the oil spill
While the authorities from the scientists to the military and defense efforts to find the cause of black oil spill on the coast from Central to South Vietnam, the clam y…
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Oceanography
Humpback whales hold the most moving record
That is the result of an American study proving that this mammal can perform a journey of more than 8,000 km to freeze.
Oceanography
Kazakhstan indebted to save the dead sea
The Kazakhstan government has secured a multi-million dollar loan from the World Bank to save the Aral Sea - the worst man-made environmental disaster in history. The mo…
Oceanography
Massive coral death after an earthquake in Indonesia
A strong earthquake in Indonesia's Sumatra Islands two years ago caused mass death of corals. The earthquake then killed nearly 1,000 people on Nias Island, off the west…
Oceanography
'Time bomb' on the Baltic Sea
Bombs, torpedoes float from the sea from World War 2, toxic chemicals seep into seafood, unexpected explosions of rusty weapons are putting a big threat on the Baltic Se…
Oceanography
Sharks also need guards
According to a recent WWF study, more than 7 million sharks and stingrays die each year from the fishing process of Langleinen, Germany, on the African coast of Africa.…
Oceanography
Watch sea turtles by satellite
Conservation International - Conservation International has launched a satellite turtle monitoring program. Environmentalists will oversee the migration of 11 leather tu…
Oceanography
Save the Aral Sea
When the Sun began to appear on the Aral Sea (located in Central Asia, north of Kazakhstan, South to Uzbekistan), Alek sailed to the sea. After a moment of letting go of…
Oceanography
From oil scum, it is necessary to strengthen the protection of the marine environment
Over the months, the origin of the oil scum that polluted throughout the coast of Vietnam has not been determined. But oil scum is not the only threat to Vietnam's marin…
Oceanography
Hot seawater poses a danger to corals
Warming seawater temperatures will cause a serious coral disease called white syndrome according to the latest report on Australia's largest coral reef in the world publ…
Oceanography
Dolphins also have their own language
Irish scientists study the estuarine dolphin in the southwest of the country, claiming that the animal is capable of developing its own language to communicate with each…
Oceanography
'Treasure of the creature' under the Antarctic sea
Scientists have found more than 700 new species of marine creatures that were once thought to be too harsh to have life. Among these, there are also sea urchins that eat…
Oceanography
The ocean is losing its ability to absorb CO2
According to a new British and German study published in Science, oceans have been absorbing excess carbone dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere for centuries, but an ocean i…
Oceanography
Strange findings - sharks give birth to babies without a father
Female sharks can fertilize their own eggs and give birth without male sperm, a new study of the reproductive sex of a hammer shark in the US said.
Oceanography
Are corals more complex than humans?
A small coral can have the same number of genes and even more than humans. It is noteworthy that although the evolutionary difference is different, corals have many gene…