Oceanography
Cultivation of sea grapes: A capital but a few words
Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography has successfully cultivated grapes, also known as sea grapes, which can be used as a high-class vegetable. 1 kg of sea grapes is curr…
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What is the bottom of the Antarctic sea?
What is the bottom of the Antarctic sea? The melting of two giant ice blocks in this region has recently created the opportunity for thousands of years to discover a bot…
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Spain protects whales
The Spanish Navy has recommended that boats in the Gibraltar Strait slow down to avoid hitting the whales. This is considered the first initiative to protect this mammal…
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Fish use the sense of smell to find their way home
Fish colonies live in Australia's Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest marine sanctuary, often prefer to stay close to 'homes' because they know where to find food or…
Oceanography
Discover a vast 'Ocean' inside the earth
Scientists study deep in the earth and they have found evidence that there is a large reservoir located below eastern Asia, and the lake has the least volume equivalent…
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New discoveries about the mysterious language of whales
Scripps Institution of Oceanography researchers for the first time know why blue whales on the deep ocean emit a sound like singing. They recorded this sound and provide…
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Whale hunt giant squid like?
In the cold darkness of the Pacific, hiding thousands of giant squid - aggressive predators nearly 2 meters long and nearly a pound weight that respected fishermen call
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Massive coral death in the bay
According to the survey results from June 2006 of the Institute of Marine Resources and Environment and some Vietnamese oceanographic houses, coral reefs in Ha Long and…
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Tooth decay and coral reef death
Corals can be damaged by a process similar to human decay. Under normal conditions corals live in symbiosis with unicellular algae, but when environmental pollution occu…
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Iceland violates the law to ban whale hunting
On October 23, Iceland broke the international ban on whale fishing for 21 years after killing a fin whale, an animal that is at n level.
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The world will no longer corals?
The world could lose more than half of coral reefs in less than 25 years due to rising sea temperatures, algae and other toxic components, scientists warn.
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Useful of the trapeziid:
Small crabs living in the South Pacific coral can help corals not die by doing regular
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Sea fish is only enough for 50 years
Scientists say there will be almost no fish or other seafood in the middle of the century if the current rate of exploitation continues. According to the latest study, t…
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Pacific Ocean with 'plastic garbage sea'
Old toothbrushes, sea toys and even used condoms are a huge amount of waste floating in the central Pacific region.
Oceanography
Hundreds of thousands of phage species: Available in the world's oceans.
The ocean has many creatures: big, small, and extremely small. Microbial viruses (phage) are microscopic and self-replicating biome communities that can alter the geneti…