Oceanography
The world's largest coral reefs face the risk of permanent wiping
What no one wants to happen to the Great Barrier Reef is now true when scientists have recently released the announcement, the world's largest coral reef is going throug…
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Oceanography
Discovered Hawaiian Porpoise
US scientists have discovered a species of fish that has never been known in the waters of the Hawaiian Islands.
Oceanography
Discover coral rescue gene from starvation
Australian scientists have discovered that some types of algae can switch genes to withstand higher temperatures, avoiding coral bleaching.
Oceanography
70 mysterious whales in Chile
Last year, the number of dead whales and drifted ashore in Chile reached 330 and this year this strange phenomenon has not stopped.
Oceanography
Discover the secret of the red tide
Chemists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have released an explanation of the mechanism of marine algae that causes periodic damage to molluscs and crustacea…
Oceanography
Clam died massively covering Chile's beach
Thousands of dead clams along the island of Chiloe, Chile, followed the event of 8,000 tons of sardines washed into the mouth of the Queule before.
Oceanography
America: Algae blooms and flowers damage the sea lion's brain
Scientists are studying the effect of
Oceanography
The number of 'dead zones' in the sea is increasing
According to a recent report, the number of dead zones in the ocean is increasing due to sudden ocean warming.
Oceanography
Successfully cultivated seaweed varieties that taste like bacon
Good news for people who are lazy to eat vegetables, are scientists at Oregon State University (OSU) who have successfully cultivated a rich, bright red nutrient algae t…
Oceanography
The mysterious blue sphere filled the coast of Australia
Hundreds of moss-green strange strange objects have drifted to Australia's beaches these days.
Oceanography
Finding gobies helps corals resist toxic algae
Living among coral branches, Gobiodon histrio will react with a chemical signal released from corals when the coral comes into contact with a brilliant green toxic algae…
Oceanography
Red tide makes Australian beaches closed
On November 27, Australian authorities were forced to close down many famous beaches because of red algae. Famous beaches such as Bondi, Clovelly, Maroubra, Gordon's Bay…
Oceanography
The strange coral lives in the cave
A species of coral clings to the ceiling of deep caves in the Pacific Ocean and they grow normally despite receiving very little light.
Oceanography
China issued a red tide warning
The 780km2 red tide tide has just been discovered in the waters of Rizhao City, Shandong Province of China. Red tide is the common name for the phenomenon of blooms of s…
Oceanography
Coral shields are resistant to ultraviolet rays
British scientists have discovered a mechanism to create sunburns for marine corals, which can be used as a sunscreen for humans and develop temperate crops in the tropi…