Dolphin guided ships through the New Zealand Strait for 24 years
New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant legal protection to a sea creature and the dolphin Pelorus Jack.
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New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant legal protection to a sea creature and the dolphin Pelorus Jack.
Scientists have discovered that killer whales begin to eat fish from fishermen's lines and nets as an easy source of food.
The high-pressure submarine took two experts to explore the deepest trench in the Eastern Pacific and observe a rich variety of marine life.
The Shark Stop thermal bathing suit is made from very strong materials, which can resist cuts, punctures and limit injuries, thereby reducing blood loss.
Scientists have discovered a rare, pristine coral reef shaped like a rose, and seemingly untouched by climate change or human activities.
The newly discovered large-fin squid swam above the seabed at depths thousands of meters greater than the old record.
Male octopuses are very aggressive when it comes to mating. They fight ferociously and often aim to rip off their rival's semen-producing tubes.
Researchers discovered a huge population of ice fish (notothenioids) in the Weddell Sea south of Antarctica in a report published January 13 in the journal Current Biolo…
A creature lurking in the ocean has broken all the rules of life by surviving in an environment with almost no oxygen. They still breathe, by making their own oxygen wit…
When it comes to manatees, many people will immediately think of large sea mammals weighing up to hundreds of kilograms, living entirely in the water, mainly eating plan…
Sea snails, river snails, farmed snails... are all human favourites. However, the fragrant ginger, lemongrass, and lime leaves make us not care much about whether snails…
To get a large amount of whale droppings, we need to have... a lot of whales first.
After being submerged for a long time under the sea, the wreck became inhabited by a diverse and structurally complex biome.
Shapeshifting fish, giant ghost jellyfish, creatures with 'invisible' heads will make you amazed when you see them for the first time.
Hawaiian garden eels hide in sand burrows on the sea floor, emerging only to eat zooplankton and then back down when they detect danger.