Oceanography
Male sperm whales use the enemy's forehead and sink the boat
By computer simulation and data analysis of bone and bone structure, scientists have shown that sperm whales use their forehead to knock the enemy and can sink ships lar…
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The killer killed whales from the sky
A group of international scientists found the cause of hundreds of dead whales and drifted to the coast of Argentina.
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America: Algae blooms and flowers damage the sea lion's brain
Scientists are studying the effect of
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For the first time, there is a glowing Ninja shark
This shark often uses light from the abdomen to camouflage and sneak away prey.
Oceanography
A close-up of the unique species of sea worms
Every Christmas, the world scene of life is bustling with activities of buying and selling a beautiful seaworm, possessing an appearance similar to the colorful Christma…
Oceanography
Transgender animals after collisions
Body contact can cause a male sea snail to quickly transform into females.
Oceanography
Giant sea spider in Antarctica
With 8 long legs and matching taps, the giant sea spiders in the polar region are bigger than the spiders everywhere else in the world.
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The embodiment of the giant squid monster in legend
Holding the throne in the world of squid species due to its large size, Architeuthis giant squid almost has no deep-sea opponents.
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Why are humpback whales disappearing in Hawaii?
Humpback whales often appear in the waters off Hawaii in December. But this year they have not appeared. What is the cause?
Oceanography
Detecting sharks can be driven by the nose
One of the great mysteries of sharks is how they navigate a straight line.
Oceanography
Animals chase themselves to escape predators
To escape the attack of crabs, a sea slug is ready to cut off the paddle-like fins in the back to swim away.
Oceanography
Strange fish live at a depth of 1,500 meters washed up on the Alaska coast
The fish, nearly two meters long, landed on the coast of Alaska, USA, has a strange shape and is very rare.
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The fish bubble fever in China puts two species at risk of extinction
Great demand of the Chinese elite for bubble totoaba and dolphins and dry and squash bubbles pushed these two species to the brink of extinction.
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Peru strives to protect the rays that weigh up to two tons
The giant manta sting caught attention in April last year when a fisherman in northern Peru accidentally caught an individual weighing 900kg.
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Thousands of unusually dead squid filled the Chilean coast
The corpses lie everywhere, causing bad smell and making people worry that they will be affected by health.