Tiny shrimp species can save the Earth before climate change
A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
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A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
Thanks to anticoagulant glycoprotein in the body, notothenioid fish can survive the global freezing phenomenon, causing a large number of organisms to become extinct 42…
The island's remote location helped penguins thrive.
Sea creatures want to survive not only need water, but also have enough oxygen in the water. So in the oceans, there are areas of oxygen density that are just round numb…
Earth oceans are acidifying at an unprecedented rate of history and will threaten the lives of all marine life in the world if people do not soon take action.
Thousands of poisonous feathered jellyfish suddenly invaded the beach in Australia, causing many residents and swimmers to worry.
An Italian scientist has proposed a project to encourage eating jellyfish, preventing this species from overgrowing, adversely affecting the environment and human activi…
The impact of climate change does not leave any country in the world, including a powerful country like the United States.
That is the warning that scientists put forward after studying to find out the cause of intense evaporation of seawater.
Since being observed by biologists in 1970, the snow leopard has been listed as a state by the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature).
The ocean is cold due to climate change, leading to the extinction of many animals, including the largest shark.
German scientists have recently discovered that within the past half decade, the amount of oxygen in seawater has decreased by more than 2%. If this situation continues,…
This sea is off the coast of North Africa, in the Canary Islands. There were 200 corpses lying coldly in a circle ...
Researchers have recently investigated some tropical fish species and discovered unexpectedly that they are showing signs of leaving the familiar warm waters to move to…
2016 is becoming a time of witnessing a turning point in global climate, the following single events are becoming more evident than ever.