Listen to the sound of the ocean
Landslides, earthquakes, or the melodious singing of whales ... The sea can be extremely noisy, vibrant with all harmony. Soon, we will know these deep melodies thanks t…
Dive into ocean science, marine life, deep-sea discoveries, polar ecosystems, underwater geology and mysteries hidden beneath the world's oceans.
2,285 published items in this category and its subcategories.
Landslides, earthquakes, or the melodious singing of whales ... The sea can be extremely noisy, vibrant with all harmony. Soon, we will know these deep melodies thanks t…
The worm lives on the skeleton of a small gray whale in an undersea gulf off California as the first known whale-eating seaworm. On the whale bone, once the worms have b…
Conical sea snail is one of the most terrifying poisonous creatures of the ocean. They often inject enough toxins to paralyze the body, even killing the prey. Many medic…
The relationship between predators and prey is always close to each other, without one, the other cannot exist. Sharks seem to be on a mission to remove weak individuals…
The whining of the blue whale is a complex sound that may be deeper than any human hearing limit. Those sounds are so powerful that they can pass through the ocean. Argu…
Sea jellyfish have long been considered a simple and primitive animal, but the inside of the jellyfish's seemingly simple body is a complex and remarkable set of genes,…
Researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History have discovered one of the world's most unusual snails. They had a hard iron layer clinging tightly to each other,…
Because at the bottom of the deep sea food is very scarce, it is possible to increase the chances of capturing many prey
The sail has a scientific name, Istionphorus platypterus, whose body is about 3m long on average, weighs 55kg, but sometimes has a length of 3.6m and weighs up to 60kg.…
Phycodurus eques is one of the most beautiful fish and also has many mysteries on the Japanese level of the ocean world. Looking at the dragon's leaves, it looks like ey…
Research done at the Institute of Molecular, Cell Biology and National University of Singapore has shown how well this pufferfish can live despite the amount of dangerou…
A diver records the process of camouflaged stellar fish near Blairgowrie Pier, Victoria, Australia, Storyful reported on December 7.
Black tide is actually just a statement of the shadow of sea oil spills, harmful goods smuggled and polluted.
Despite the rough, ugly appearance, frog fishes are lightning fast when it takes only 1 / 6,000 of 1 second to catch the prey.
A multinational research group found that the deepest sea floor of the Pacific presents a mysterious creature gobbling up carbon dioxide.