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Fish eat corals emitting 400kg of sand every year
This fish crushes coral thanks to its distinctive teeth that look like parrots
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Italian scientist calls to eat jellyfish to protect the environment
An Italian scientist has proposed a project to encourage eating jellyfish, preventing this species from overgrowing, adversely affecting the environment and human activi…
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Sharks eat more grass than meat makes the science world confused
Seagrass behavior of some sharks sharks surprised the researchers because this species has a tradition of carnivorous eating.
Oceanography
The poisonous sea turtles of the jellyfish eat voraciously
Ocean marine biologist Johnny Gaskell shot a young green sea turtle tearing jellyfish tentacles as food in shallow waters around Hook Island, Queenland state.
Oceanography
Giant crabs weigh up to 4kg
This giant crab is so strong that it can break a coconut, lift up to 28 kg, and add the ability to steal sorrowful demons.
Oceanography
Giant octopus is not mated because it is easy to eat mates
The male octopus is almost twice as big as the partner, so it is more likely that the female will be the food.
Oceanography
Interesting facts about sharks surprise you
Sharks are one of the most dangerous marine creatures of the ocean. They are scary assassins for sea creatures as well as humans. Besides the danger they have very inter…
Oceanography
Successfully cultivated seaweed varieties that taste like bacon
Good news for people who are lazy to eat vegetables, are scientists at Oregon State University (OSU) who have successfully cultivated a rich, bright red nutrient algae t…
Oceanography
Marvel at the unimaginable beauty of strange creatures hidden in the sea
Not many people have
Oceanography
Australia caught rare giant sharks after more than 80 years
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
Oceanography
Corals 'eat plastic' adds to environmental concerns
Great Barrier Reef coral reefs, Queensland-Australia eat plastic debris in the ocean. This new finding has made scientists extremely concerned.
Oceanography
Big sharks eat small sharks
In a natural version of the Hollywood action movie, a great white shark was destroyed under the jaw of the larger fellow.
Oceanography
Crustaceans start eating synthetic resin
At our dining table, sooner or later there will be seafood stuffed with toxic plastic micro-molecules. The diet of marine life has changed.
Oceanography
Giant white sharks eat more than people think
A new study has just been published by Australian scientists showing that giant white sharks, the world's largest carnivorous fish, consume three to four times as much f…
Oceanography
How slug becoming self defence?
Biologists have discovered why the sea slug (scientific name aplysia) always leaves a smudge on the surface where they have crawled.