Oceanography
Discover the talent of squid fish transformation
With only one purpose of survival, any creature will have natural instincts to oppose the enemy or search for its own food.
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Oceanography
'Red tide' threatens New York
Nearly 16 km of red tape was discovered at the port of New York yesterday and could be harmful to the health of train drivers or swimmers nearby.
Oceanography
Giant algae threaten China
A cluster of algae that covers up to 200 square kilometers is heading toward China's east coast, threatening the region's ecology and tourism.
Oceanography
Green algae raging in China
Local authorities and residents of Qingdao City, Shandong Province (China) said they are taking every measure to eliminate the blooming green algae that rage on the east…
Oceanography
The meteorite that has become extinct only affects algae for a short time
The ancient stellar collision was the cause of mass death of dinosaurs that also seriously affected the lives of marine life.
Oceanography
Why are coral reefs in the world disappearing?
In a recent study, scientists said a lot of new knowledge about coral biology has been discovered in the past few years, helping explain why coral reefs around the world…
Oceanography
The silent savior of the ocean
Italian oceanographers claim that the virus at the bottom of the ocean makes so-called
Oceanography
Fish red fluorescence
Scientists have discovered that red is the preferred color for many fish species, and some species fluoresce in vivid colors.
Oceanography
Fuel from seaweed
The 16 green liquid containers in the laboratory of Professor Roger Ruan of the University of Minnesota, USA, are a testament to the booming trend of renewable energy re…
Oceanography
Can algae limit global warming?
Some diatoms are so small that 30 such individuals fit in a human hair width; but they also exist in extremely large numbers to become key creatures in things
Oceanography
Tooth decay and coral reef death
Corals can be damaged by a process similar to human decay. Under normal conditions corals live in symbiosis with unicellular algae, but when environmental pollution occu…
Oceanography
Sea without Sargasso shore (Algae tail)
The vast majority of the seas are at the edge of the oceans, adjacent to the mainland, but the Sargasso Sea in the North Atlantic is
Oceanography
Find treasures of creatures under the sea
During a 2-week survey dive, the researchers discovered
Oceanography
Sea rabbit Aplysia
Sea rabbits are not actually rabbits, but because this sea animal has two pairs of tentacles on their heads, the previous pair is a tactile tube, the latter is an olfact…
Oceanography
Ocean and new discoveries of medicine
Recently, scientists have caught the SNX 111, a carnivorous mollusk that has a poisonous stinger that paralyzes the prey. This toxin can be prepared into a pain reliever…