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A new British report notes that octopuses, crabs and lobsters are also sentient, able to sense pain. These are the latest animals to be added to Britain's list of sentie…
A resident of Turkey stumbled across a rare one-piece turtle while bathing in a hot spring at the Pamukkale World Heritage site.
The class Holothuroidea consists of tubular molluscs with a tentacle mouth at one end and an anus at the other. Many species are human food.
You will be surprised to learn that there was a penile worm that lived in prehistoric times but had the same characteristics as today's hermit crabs.
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When humans dominated the oceans, we defeated the top predators to sit at the top of the food chain.
You will be surprised to know that there is a type of fish with many teeth and they lose a lot of teeth too
Mysteries in the depths of the ocean always stimulate human curiosity. Here are 10 surprising mysteries about the ocean floor...
A total of 10 tons of cables lying 200 meters below sea level have disappeared without a trace from Norwegian waters.
It turns out that the Earth is still breathing with larger lungs in the ocean, an ecosystem few of us know about: The seagrass fields.
Deep-sea animals live under darkness, cold temperatures, high pressure and limited food, so many have evolved traits rarely seen in shallow water. The community includes…
Lava erupting from a volcano on the island of La Palma flows into the Atlantic Ocean, creating a new structure.
Humpback whales use a special technique to form a prominent spiral in the sea to hunt.
Scientists have discovered nine species of epaulette sharks in coastal waters near northern Australia and New Guinea. During low tide, they use pectoral and pelvic fins…