High water temperatures are one of the factors that damage coral reefs
Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
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Australian scientists have discovered that undersea heat waves affect coral reefs more than humans have ever known.
John McInnes, who catches lobsters in Maine, is quite predestined in catching strange color crustaceans.
Deep in the Gulf of Alaska, the explorers have just captured the image of an extremely visually penetrating squid at depths of up to 527 meters.
The Korean government on August 5 warned seafarers about the unusual occurrence of a giant jellyfish that could be lethal.
Scientists are tasked with collecting data and specimens on the seabed to determine when these large volcanoes will be formed and find out if these volcanoes are still a…
Mercury content - an organic compound that can cause brain damage and severe nervous system - has increased by 23% in cod and 27% in bluefin tuna caught in the Atlantic…
One of the most beautiful marine creatures divers and photographers have the opportunity to meet when diving deep into the sea floor.
For the first time, scientists noted the case of a bottlenose dolphin adopting a melon whale and taking care of it as their own.
The octopus looked over, it was a monstrous one: 8 feet, 3 hearts, blue blood ... But it was still not a factor that made them the most monstrous species.
This jellyfish kills up to 100 people every year, and now its sperm is scary.
The quick response saved the lions of a sea when it unfortunately caught the water in the mouth of the humpback whale off California.
The wrinkled sea worm takes only a few minutes to swallow the sardines that fall to the bottom of the aquarium in Nagoya, Japan.
A group of great white sharks came to reside along the Central California coast, captivating seafarers, residents, local media and scientists.
The ocean contains strange creatures, pig ink is one of them. As the name suggests, they have a round body, a pig-like muzzle but big eyes and squid tentacles.