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Research by American scientists indicates that octopus skin is sensitive to light at the blue end of the spectrum.
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Research by American scientists indicates that octopus skin is sensitive to light at the blue end of the spectrum.
An amazing natural phenomenon happened on the south-west coast of England, when thousands of giant jellyfish rushed into the area.
The oceans of the world will have to undergo dramatic changes in biodiversity, even though the United Nations has achieved the goal of limiting global temperature rise b…
A fisherman suddenly caught a flounder
On June 3, the US Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said it has discovered and recorded thousands of individuals belonging to unknown species living in the Car…
Sardines are called vampires due to parasites and suck blood from other fish to live, continuously falling to Fairbanks, Alaska state, the United States last week caused…
US scientists discovered more than 100 species of exotic creatures, never studied in Philippine waters.
Black arowanas are also ranked among the most ugly and hideous sea creatures on the planet, with long, soft bodies, black skin and bulging eyes, terrifying colors, which…
A giant purple sea slug has just appeared in North America, shaped very similar to human organs.
For humans, the re-growth of limbs that have been removed remains
Thousands of small red crabs appear on Orange Beach, Southern California from June 14 to present, causing locals to be anxious and excited, the Washington Post reported…
A marine biologist in the US has just discovered the new octopus is pink and the big eyes look funny. This creature lives in the deep sea, is quite gentle and big, only…
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
The researchers were extremely surprised by the disguise of this octopus.
Great Barrier Reef coral reefs, Queensland-Australia eat plastic debris in the ocean. This new finding has made scientists extremely concerned.