The giant jellyfish washed over the English coast
The jellyfish was found to be about 1 meter in size, one of the first offshore creatures to drift off the English coast this summer.
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The jellyfish was found to be about 1 meter in size, one of the first offshore creatures to drift off the English coast this summer.
A mysterious disease is killing starfish, causing them to explode in both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans of North America.
Fishermen have caught a megamouth shark at the coast of Japan. This is the 58th child ever found in the world.
A recent study in squid showed that the feeling of prolonged pain due to injury is an unpleasant thing, but plays an important role in the evolution process.
The photographer captured the moment a diver
A deep-sea creature once thought to be one of the largest sea anemones in the world, with 6.5 feet (about 1.98m) longer tentacles, actually belongs to a set of animals.…
The captain of an American fishing vessel was extremely surprised when he caught a lobster whose body was like that from two other half-colored.
Last weekend, on the coast of Vancouver Island, Georgia Strait, a hundred-year-old whale was discovered nicknamed Granny.
Scientists say the octopus's brain cannot fully control eight tentacles at the same time and their complex movements.
A rare lancet fish that often lives in the Atlantic Ocean caused a stir last week when it swam to the coast of North Carolina, USA.
A large number of dead fish were discovered in southern California, with the cause believed to be due to lack of oxygen.
This article addresses an evolutionary puzzle: Why can Atlantic killifish thrive in heavily polluted water?
Japan's NHK newspaper reported yesterday (February 25), a fisherman in the west of this country caught a giant squid.
The skin of this creature may blink in color, from blue to invisible in an instant.
Scientists have long underestimated the number of fish in the ocean, after discovering that most of the inhabitants of the ocean remained calmly in deep water.