Oceanography
Why do marine creatures swallow plastic trash wrongly?
Scientists say it is no coincidence that marine creatures, especially turtles, eat plastic waste ...
Oceanography
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Why do whales swing their tails up and down, but sharks swing their tails to the sides?
Why are they the same sea creatures, but the big whales swim in a way that swings their tail up and down and sharks and many other fish swing their tails sideways horizo…
Oceanography
Mysterious 'underwater tornado' phenomenon off the coast of Australia
When explorers from the Schmidt Aquarium conducted a remote expedition near the Moore Reef off the Australian coast, they came across an unusual phenomenon, the 'underwa…
Oceanography
Scuba diver frantically faced the devil face on the ocean floor
The ugly shaped fish is hiding in the sand of the sea as a camouflage when hunting.
Oceanography
Millions of red lobster dyed the beach
The lobsters simultaneously clung to the sand to lay their eggs and died when the tide receded, creating an impressive setting.
Oceanography
Please listen to the rare sounds created by the unicorn
Despite recording up to 17 hours of sound, the researchers haven't deciphered most of them, and unicorns are unknown.
Oceanography
First image of octopus at a depth of 7,000m
Scientists photograph Dumbo octopus swimming the largest depth ever recorded under the Indian Ocean, exceeding the previous record nearly 2,000 m.
Oceanography
How dangerous is the worm appearing in Vung Tau beach?
Fireworms belong to a group of dangerous organisms, with a silk undercoat containing toxins, irritants, skin lesions, they eat snails and clams.
Oceanography
Why do some reefs change colors when they are 'stressed'?
Instead of bleaching, some corals tend to change color as ocean temperatures fluctuate. This is a recent mystery that scientists have found out.
Oceanography
The lobster makes a buzzing sound up to 3km away
European lobster, one of the most expensive seafood in the world, makes a loud noise to communicate with each other or chase predators.
Oceanography
'Sea vampires' suck up the blood of their prey
A fisherman could not believe his eyes when he discovered that the lake monster was a rare blood-sucking creature.
Oceanography
What is sand dollars? Would you be rich if you owned a lot of dollars of sand?
At first, the name sounds like an ancient trading method, but it is actually the name of a marine species with many interesting facts.
Oceanography
Discover extremely rare purple deep sea creatures drifting off Australia's coastline
A woman walks on the beach south of Sydney, Australia, to her astonishment when a strange purple creature is washed ashore.
Oceanography
Unexpectedly discovered bizarre sea creatures 'teething' on the tail
This bizarre shape was discovered by a girl named Leah Dennison while walking with her husband on the beach.
Oceanography
Goose neck snails - Seafood prices 'exorbitant' only for the rich
The waters of Galicia in northwestern Spain are famous for a variety of high-end seafood, in which the goose snail is considered to have a very high nutritional value wi…