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The fact that giant killer whales do not have the habit of killing at sea.
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The fact that giant killer whales do not have the habit of killing at sea.
The heartwarming story of the key fish of the lime fish came to an end after scientists discovered the fish that ate the baby during pregnancy.
A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
A new study explains how the elephant seals scientists ask for a long time when they leave the mainland during the 8-month migration season in the sea.
Thanks to the development of modern technology, underwater life was first clearly portrayed through impressive frames ...
A British couple caught a giant lobster, up to 90 cm long, but decided to return it to the sea.
For a long time, dolphins have always attracted the attention of scientists worldwide. They try to decipher many mysteries about the behavior and language of this strang…
What makes Alaska's seas one of the most productive regions in the world can also make them vulnerable to sea acidification.
In the past, the ancestors of today's mammalian marine animals - including whales, dolphins and dolphin dolphins - first brought their feet into the water, which led to…
On September 29, fossil traces of a giant shark up to 16m long were discovered in Panama.
For mothers, finding someone reliable to take care of their children while working is a big challenge. So we must understand the worries of sperm whales.
New Zealand scientists discovered dozens of animals that have never been known in a large-scale survey at the southernmost tip of the earth.
L. helicina is a wing-legged animal - a soft-bodied marine animal that is as small as a lentil - commonly known as the 'fried potato' of the ocean because it is the food…
Most fish have eyes on either side of the head, but one scientist has confirmed that a predatory species of finfish has two eyes facing forward, just like us. This anima…
Genetic tools that animals use to form fins and limbs are similar to genetic tools that control bone growth in sharks, according to a new study.