Oceanography
Fish face transgender people overwhelmed male fish
Experts record the process of a sex changing fish becoming bigger than a male.
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Fish walk at depths of more than 3,000 meters at the bottom of the sea
The short and strong fins become an effective part of supporting toadfish moving in deep waters in the Gulf of Mexico.
Oceanography
The British man caught the 42 kg cod
A 71-year-old British fisherman is celebrating after catching the biggest cod ever.
Oceanography
Rare bluefin tuna appears in the UK
A large bluefin tuna, a rare and abundant fish of many years, has been discovered in the UK.
Oceanography
The first white killer whale was discovered
Scientists say they have discovered a fish believed to be an adult white killer whale off the coast of Kamchatka, eastern Russia. They named it Iceberg. If this informat…
Oceanography
Octopus 'impersonates' flatfish to survive
The BBC reported that the Thaumoctopus mimicus octopus living in Indonesian waters could 'impersonate' the same swimming technique of flatfish or sea snakes to survive.
Oceanography
Detecting animals without oxygen
Animals that are able to grow and reproduce without using oxygen are existing on the bottom of the Mediterranean.
Oceanography
Wave the area with rays
A member of the delegation made BBC documentary about nature playing with rays in a shallow sea.
Oceanography
Video: Mysterious under the ocean
For the first time the BBC has filmed what happened below a giant wave of the ocean. These are images that have never been recorded by the camera.
Archeology
Evidence of 4 billion years of life on Earth is discovered
Scientists claim to have discovered fossils of some living things thought to have appeared on Earth about 4 billion years ago.
Archeology
Egypt discovered the tomb of a 3,700-year-old royal princess
Egyptian officials announced on May 11 that a grave site believed to be owned by the pharaoh's daughter who owns a pyramid recently discovered.
Archeology
Successful restoration of the Egyptian princess mummy
Recently, the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai (India) successfully restored a 4,500-year-old mummy.
Archeology
Mummy of the Nile river crocodile 2500 years
The British Museum announced the mummy of thousands of years old was named after the god Sobek - the head god of the crocodile that governed the Nile and was considered…
Archeology
The oldest 2,200-year-old termite mound on Earth
A giant 2,000-year-old giant termite nest discovered in Africa is the oldest termite mound on Earth and is proof that insects can live in a house for thousands of years.
Archeology
Detecting human brain preserved in mud layer for 2,600 years
Archaeologists discover that the brain may be the oldest ever discovered, preserved in mud in the UK for 2,600 years.