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Animals still sleep at night even without the brain
American scientists first observed jellyfish, an animal without the brain and central nervous system, also slept at night, UPI reported on Sept. 21.
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The face of a human being is friends with a life-saving benefactor for 25 years
Hiroyuki Arakawa, a 79-year-old diver retired, regularly visits Yoriko, the fish of the Asian sheepshead wrasse for over 25 years, according to Mirror.
Oceanography
2,000 brain-eating sharks, drifting to the US coast
According to the Daily Mail, not only leopard sharks, other marine creatures like rays, bass, big pomfret and other fat creatures also mysteriously died in San Francisco…
Oceanography
America: Algae blooms and flowers damage the sea lion's brain
Scientists are studying the effect of
Oceanography
Close-up of the beautiful color changing mechanism of squid skin
Did you know, squid possesses a transparent body but its skin is able to flexibly change its color?
Oceanography
Why can dolphins just sleep, just ... swim?
The dolphin only sleeps with half the brain and the other half controls the activity with the proof that in that state they can still swim in a counterclockwise directio…
Oceanography
Mischievous whales use bird trap tips
A killer whale (orca) in the aquarium has surprised everyone with its intelligence and cunning when using a trick to catch birds.
Oceanography
Octopus 'look' with leather
Research by American scientists indicates that octopus skin is sensitive to light at the blue end of the spectrum.
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
How is dolphin sleep different from humans?
These mammals live in the sea like dolphins or whales, their sleep is very different. Instead of sleeping in a normal way, these animals have a form of sleep called 'slo…
Oceanography
Why aren't octopus tentacles tangled together?
Scientists say the octopus's brain cannot fully control eight tentacles at the same time and their complex movements.
Oceanography
Amazing secrets in the ocean
Dolphins with penetrating vision, brain-eating or catfish-eating ink, with up to 100,000 spikes are interesting memorabilia of the ocean world discovered by scientists.
Oceanography
Extremely shocking studies of dolphins
Many people believe that dolphins are extremely intelligent and friendly animals. But recent research by scientists has
Oceanography
Seals only sleep with half a brain
Research by Biology Professor John Peever and colleagues at the University of Toronto (Canada) and University of California (USA) has identified several types of chemica…
