The fantasy world under the icy ocean
Under the cold ice in Antarctica is the colorful world of creatures and mysterious scenes that nature creates.
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Under the cold ice in Antarctica is the colorful world of creatures and mysterious scenes that nature creates.
Live Science Magazine (USA) has just introduced a collection of 25 ancient organisms: from fish, birds, mammals, dinosaurs and other animals discovered by archaeologists…
The tiny larvae that rise in the water in all shapes and colors show a diverse world of aquatic species.
Brown algae, glass sponges ... and a number of other mollusks living modestly under the ocean were submarine of American oceanographer Sylvia A. Earle photographed and i…
This not-so-called animal was discovered in an abandoned mine in Russia's Chelyabinsk city, immediately triggering a fever of
The 2-minute video, recorded by Richard Collis on November 6, shows that Loch Ness's strange appearance in the middle of the lake has a long neck and the head resembles…
Divers shoot video following two other people, as they cross the waters mixed with mud. Their mission is to discover a shipwreck on the seabed.
These mysterious sea creatures look like they come out of fictional movies, but they actually live in the deep ocean.
The Canadian man was not terrified to find a creature with a strange appearance in a forest at Gaspé Island, Québec.
Glass eels have a transparent body when they are larvae but the tissue gradually changes and has color when mature.
Eel wolves possess strong teeth that can solve hard prey like sea urchins.
According to the Daily Mail, the body of a marine animal that appears on Georgia's sea is said to be very similar to the famous
Photographer Stefano Ulivi recorded the sounds created by a group of striped dolphins while diving in the waters near Pico, Portugal, Story Trender reported on December…
Cyanobacteria follows the first great extinction on Earth and paves the way for complex life later on.