Oceanography
The world's most bizarre discovery: Self-luminous sea turtles
Divers have discovered an extremely rare, shimmering tortoise tortoise swimming off the Solomon Islands, in the South Pacific waters.
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10 strange sea creatures in Chile's marine reserve
National Geographic Magazine (USA) reported that scientists have just published videos showing rare and exotic marine species in the newly established Nazca-Desventurada…
Oceanography
The world's first bisexual luminescent sea slug
An underwater camera company in Australia discovered two-headed sea slugs with two genitals off the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
Oceanography
The rarest animal on the planet suddenly appeared
Recently, biologists were surprised by the appearance of a humpback whale off the Gold Coast, Australia. However, what makes this animal more interesting is because this…
Oceanography
Oddly pregnant dads in seahorses
Seahorses are currently the only species in the animal kingdom that has pregnant males. However, the
Oceanography
The United States appears rare twin manatees
Gene Parker, a guide from Florida (USA), recorded two twin manatee pigs swimming next to their mother in Homosassa Springs National Park.
Oceanography
The blue whale's tongue is even heavier than an elephant
The heaviest terrestrial animal is not equal to the angle of a blue whale.
Oceanography
Discovered the shocking world of the science of strange moon fish
According to the new article published in Science magazine, the Opah fish, also known as the Moon fish, is the first fish that has fully developed adaptations through th…
Oceanography
Discover 5 new species of sea snail
The group of Dr. Robert Vrijenhoek (Monteray Bay Aquarium) has discovered and described five new sea snail species in deep water from the western Pacific Ocean to the In…
Oceanography
Reveal the true size of giant sea monsters
A new study finds that when describing marine organisms, popular culture makes people think that these animals are bigger than their actual size.
Oceanography
Animals do not heart, do not brain swim wonders
Jellyfish have no bones, no brains or hearts, but they possess great swimming skills, according to a new study.
Oceanography
Close-up of the world's most unusual sea monsters
Some of the beautiful waters of the world, with crystal clear water is also a place that contains many exotic, unique sea creatures.
Oceanography
Animal urine affects the chemical composition of seawater
University of Washington researchers have found that this common migration helps shape our oceans.
Oceanography
The feud of the ocean: giant squid and sperm whale
Learn more about two giant sperm whales and giant squid in their struggle to survive.