Meet giant 2.7m long grouper, weighs 400kg
The grouper that Mr. Brad Hinks and you caught had an estimated length of 2.7m and weighed over 400kg.
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The grouper that Mr. Brad Hinks and you caught had an estimated length of 2.7m and weighed over 400kg.
Mr. Benjamin took these photos in June 2013, but he has just officially announced.
University of Washington researchers have found that this common migration helps shape our oceans.
Scientists have discovered a rare marine creature that looks like a whale whose beak is washed ashore on Australia's coast.
12-year-old Canadian girl Jenna Gavin set a new world record. She relied on her small strength for 2 hours to catch a giant tuna weighing 280kg
Lion fish also have Turkish fish, arowana, lionfish or scorpion fish.
After the famous Big Jaw movie in the cinemas in 1975, the great white shark became one of the most recognized sharks in the world.
Monterey Aquarium Research Institute, USA, has just released the images that they think are the first images of a female lampshade, or another name is
Japanese fishermen have just caught a rare albino dolphin. Fish are being trained to become familiar with humans and may be sold for $ 500,000.
An American biology researcher caught a lobster weighing more than 5kg and is estimated to be 70 years old in the waters off California.
A box jellyfish from Jamaica (in the Caribbean) was discovered for the first time in Australia in a landlocked channel on the Gold Coast, Queensland.
Scientists have deciphered the 50-year-old mystery of the shelter of exposed sharks.
A man in Texas, USA, recently discovered and caught a tiger shark, a fish that could attack humans, weighing nearly 400kg.
In the dark light of the deep sea, the self-luminous shark has trained its eyes, or rather, its eyes evolve over time.
This week, a two-headed dolphin was discovered lying on a beach in Turkey.