Purple purple king crab in America
A strange blue-green emperor crab was discovered in Alaska, USA, probably due to mutations.
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A strange blue-green emperor crab was discovered in Alaska, USA, probably due to mutations.
Recently, British fisherman Daniel Bennett, 26, set a record when he caught a giant stingray weighing nearly a hundred kilograms.
Researchers at Rhode Island University and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute observed an octopus living in its deep-sea hatching for four and a half years.
According to China Central Television (CCTV), a fisherman in Fujian Province, East China has caught one child
The three moon fishes that Mr. Snodgrass and his friends caught on the same day were rare fish weighing between 55 and 80kg.
A jellyfish with a diameter of nearly one meter and one of the world's rarest has just appeared in the Mediterranean.
Andy Hales (55), a businessman in Birmingham (England), has caught a huge white shark weighing nearly 2 tons off South Africa.
These mammals live in the sea like dolphins or whales, their sleep is very different. Instead of sleeping in a normal way, these animals have a form of sleep called 'slo…
Colorful and poisonous cuttlefish or giant octopus can develop body length up to 9 m are unique characteristics of mollusks.
There have been 30.4% of Indonesia's coral reefs destroyed, a major impact on the environment and public welfare.
Thanks to the effectiveness of a new method, in the past two years Australia has removed more than 250,000 thorny starfish from the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland.
With the escort of dolphins, the British swimmer was lucky to escape the shark's attack.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has warned Australia is pushing the Great Barrier Reef into a list of endangered World Heri…
The carnivorous sponges often live and grow in the deep sea floor. For the first time, scientists discovered some carnivorous sponges about 20 years ago.
A group of fishermen on Key West coast, Florida (USA) has caught a goblin shark (goblin) nearly 5.5m long.