Oceanography
A close-up of mysterious fish falling into Alaska
Sardines are called vampires due to parasites and suck blood from other fish to live, continuously falling to Fairbanks, Alaska state, the United States last week caused…
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Oceanography
The price to pay for the fish that live in Antarctica
The fish that inhabit the cold waters of Antarctica are born with anticoagulant proteins in capillaries, which help the blood to flow normally without freezing.
Oceanography
Bloodthirsty fish species and
Biologists at the University of Michigan have discovered a range of fat cells near the anterior dorsal fin of male male cobia when the female approaches.
Oceanography
Strange to see ... specialty
The marine animal named Pyura chilensis surprised many people by mistaking it for a bloody stone.
Oceanography
Collective whales are not in the same family
A new study published by international scientists said that large whale-catching whales in large groups are not always members of the same whale family.
Oceanography
Fish have transparent blood
The fish has the scientific name Chionodraco rastrospinosus. The strange thing is that they do not have Hemoglobin, also called hemoglobin - which is a complex protein t…
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
Find the 'hot' fish living in Antarctica
Scientists have discovered 'hot' fish living in Antarctica for millions of years. It is a fish that has the ability to naturally produce antifreeze in the blood naturall…
Oceanography
Antarctic fish's blood has antifreeze
Antarctic fish species can freely travel in sea water below 0oC because their blood has anticoagulant glycoprotein.
Oceanography
Decode the shark's super sense of smell
Sharks can smell the smell of a drop of blood falling into the ocean 500m away or distinguish a drop of blood from a million drops of sea water ...
Oceanography
Use love traps to kill 'water vampires'
Thanks to a synthetic chemical, US scientists can destroy aggressive fish that live on the blood of other species.
Oceanography
Sea Sam and risks
It may be with some people who look a little old-fashioned, or like a battery-powered device or it may be like a Roomba vacuum cleaner that Wilma Flintstone invented. Bu…
Oceanography
The more salty the sea, the less blood sharks are
The amount of blood in each shark depends on the salinity of the surrounding seawater. Similarly, the volume of other liquids is also regulated by the environment. This…
Archeology
Hundreds of remains reveal tragedy
The archaeological team from Federico II University Hospital (Italy) has studied a series of ash and volcanic rock remains buried in 2,000 years in the 12 ancient rooms…
Archeology
The tick sucks dead blood stuck in amber 100 million years
A group of scientists at the University of Kansas discovered that the body sucked blood in amber from the Cretaceous period in Myanmar, Fox News reported on June 18.