Oceanography
'That' in whales depends on their size
It has been said for a long time that the hip bones of elephants and dolphins are basically useless.
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Oceanography
The first purple jellyfish on the planet
A purple jellyfish with newly mutated long tentacles was discovered in Australia, probably belonging to an unknown species.
Oceanography
Fishing network predicts storms
American experts are thinking of making use of satellite card networks that are attached to many large fish species in the Gulf of Mexico to measure ocean temperatures a…
Oceanography
Whale carcasses the US coast
The body of a large whale was discovered floating on the US coast, but it is unclear exactly what caused it to die.
Oceanography
Discovered a new giant oyster species living in Australia
Australian scientists have inadvertently discovered a new giant oyster species living in the waters of Northern Australia.
Oceanography
Can catch giant grouper, more than a hundred pounds
This is one of three giant grouper species ever recorded.
Oceanography
Big sharks eat small sharks
In a natural version of the Hollywood action movie, a great white shark was destroyed under the jaw of the larger fellow.
Oceanography
Strange, cute sea creatures
Surely you will be surprised by the special and lovely and scary looks of the sea creatures: the pig's squid, velella jellyfish ...
Oceanography
Small fish can attract objects 300 times heavier
The small stick on the body makes it easy for clingfish to cling to surfaces, even absorb heavy objects that are hundreds of times heavier than it.
Oceanography
Vietnamese marine corals are severely destroyed
Vietnam is one of the countries that owns the most marine corals in the world, playing an important role for the sustainable development of the country.
Oceanography
Discovering an extremely rare albino humpback whale
Australian scientists have discovered an extremely rare albino humpback whale (Migaloo) off the coast of New South Wales, Australia.
Oceanography
Pepper whales die unjustly because of stranding on the shore
People in the town of Falcarragh, Ireland have felt extremely surprised to see 13 pepper whales trapped on the shore.
Oceanography
White shark choked because of the sea lion
A huge white shark has drifted to the Australian coast this week with a sea lion stuck in its throat.
Oceanography
The new creature is called Jennifer Lopez
A new species was discovered and named Litarachna lopezae, after the famous Puerto Rican singer Jennifer Lopez.
Oceanography
Rare bluefin tuna appears in the UK
A large bluefin tuna, a rare and abundant fish of many years, has been discovered in the UK.