34kg pearl blocks in Filipino fisherman's house
A pearl worth $ 100 million collected by a Filipino fisherman is five times larger than the previous record holder.
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A pearl worth $ 100 million collected by a Filipino fisherman is five times larger than the previous record holder.
The sea slug has a yellow body and black dot ears are the same as Pikachu in Pokémon Go, which is attracting the attention of the Japanese gaming community.
Marine scientists were stunned when they caught a 6-shark shark rarely seen on the Canadian seabed.
Two British fishermen picked up wax-like gray objects, most likely rare rare ambergris that cost tens of thousands of dollars.
The giant whale shark, nearly 5 meters long, happened to be caught in the net of fishermen in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China.
The strange lobster named Larry in a restaurant in New York, USA is red like being cooked, a color that is rarer than blue.
Many divers may mistakenly think garden eels with hairs stretching from the sea floor, fluttering in the water but easily disappear at any time.
Giant shrimp nicknamed JJ is the largest lobster in the UK since 1931 to date and is living in the National Oceanographic Park in Plymouth, England.
Although notorious for being aggressive, not all sharks are fearless predators.
2016 is becoming a time of witnessing a turning point in global climate, the following single events are becoming more evident than ever.
A small fish seems too tired to swim every day, so it has come up with a very unique way to save energy: getting into jellyfish and asking
Sharks are likened to vampire and vampire assassins of the Ocean world. They can kill the enemy in a split second before the prey even knows what is going on.
This giant crab is so strong that it can break a coconut, lift up to 28 kg, and add the ability to steal sorrowful demons.
US scientists have discovered a species of fish that has never been known in the waters of the Hawaiian Islands.
Australian scientists have discovered that some types of algae can switch genes to withstand higher temperatures, avoiding coral bleaching.