2,000 brain-eating sharks, drifting to the US coast
According to the Daily Mail, not only leopard sharks, other marine creatures like rays, bass, big pomfret and other fat creatures also mysteriously died in San Francisco…
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According to the Daily Mail, not only leopard sharks, other marine creatures like rays, bass, big pomfret and other fat creatures also mysteriously died in San Francisco…
The vast ocean is still very mysterious to humans, when we only reach 5% of the world's oceans.
Humpback whales coordinate in smart bubble mesh tactics to capture small fish.
Some female dolphins evolve secret genital weapons to avoid conception with unwanted partners.
According to the Daily Star, the video begins with a deep-sea camera, revealing the underwater work.
Few people can expect, the shark that a Quang Ninh villager caught a few days ago is in the Red Book of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Re…
Clownfish, the main character in the cult animated movie Finding Nemo is in danger of extinction completely due to seawater warming, causing anemones and their habitats…
The ferocious white shark kept swimming back and forth in front of the big blue boat in Port Lincoln, a city in South Australia, Australia, Sun reported on October 13.
On August 5, a ship carrying five tourists and three sailors were on their way back to the land after a fishing trip near the Whitsunday Islands (Australia) when a whale…
The video below shows a brave diver cutting his wrist in a shark-filled area to prove his point is right.
Among the newly discovered organisms, there are crustaceans, crustaceans and seaworms found at depths of 200-4,000m.
Killer whales are one of the most ferocious species in the ocean. But in fact, they can sometimes find themselves useless and weak.
While studying a mid-ocean ridge at a depth of about 2,360m, the team found one
Studying the fish's ability to reflect polarized light will help people invent 'invisible' objects in the future.
According to Sina, one of the fishermen Quach, 53, in Fujian recently stumbled upon a particularly rare giant lobster.