Oceanography
Why can marine mammals breathe long underwater?
Scientists have studied myoglobin, a protein that stores oxygen in the muscles of mammalian marine animals. It's a non-stick protein.
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Oceanography
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The marine animal named Pyura chilensis surprised many people by mistaking it for a bloody stone.
Oceanography
100,000 dolphins gather mysteriously on the US coast
Recently, a herd of dolphins amounted to about 100,000 children gathered on the coast of San Diego (USA), creating an extremely interesting scene.
Oceanography
Discovering a few new species may be a cure for cancer
According to a reporter in Australia, several species of crabs, oysters, corals containing substances that can be used as cancer drugs have been discovered in the Kimber…
Oceanography
Decode the light on the shark's back
The lantern shark in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean emits light from the spine so that enemies think they are dangerous animals.
Oceanography
Catch 150kg turtle in Quang Ninh
According to Vu Trong Nhien, 56 years old, living in Quang Ha town, Hai Ha district, on March 20, many people dragged each other into the boat of a fisherman named Son w…
Oceanography
The beach turns red because of shrimp body
The incident happened in the city of Coronel, about 530 km from Chile's capital, Santiago. In addition to shrimp body, people still see hundreds of crabs on the beach, t…
Oceanography
Strange creatures on the ocean floor
A sea mouse (also called a deep sea) has been hit by a storm on the Kent coast (England). Usually, this species is found at depths of more than 2,000m.
Oceanography
Sharks kill surfers
Local police said, when witnessing the incident, the friend of the ill-fated man swam to help but not because the wound was too heavy.
Oceanography
Marine animals are losing their shells
Acidic oceans are dissolving the shells of marine organisms, making these creatures unable to resist predators.
Oceanography
Vampire ink clears the sea
Despite the terrifying nickname, vampire ink doesn't suck the blood of animals and even helps the ocean become cleaner.
Oceanography
Curious sea lion, posing for the camera
American photographer Michael O 'Neil specializes in wild life said:
Oceanography
Shrimp gnaw on the wreck of the sea
Because a species of shrimp lives in a place where there is almost no food, it gives them enzymes capable of digesting wood so they can eat wrecks.