Eel bends like a hair at the bottom of the sea
Many divers may mistakenly think garden eels with hairs stretching from the sea floor, fluttering in the water but easily disappear at any time.
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Many divers may mistakenly think garden eels with hairs stretching from the sea floor, fluttering in the water but easily disappear at any time.
The four-year study in remote areas of Australia has helped scientists discover 850 species of organisms living underground.
On May 14, British fishermen on a fishing boat called
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.
Perhaps this is the largest eel ever Laime Haven and the whole world are admired.
The group of American, Palau and Japanese scientists discovered the new type of eel, known as the
The fact that giant killer whales do not have the habit of killing at sea.
An international research group on sound of deep-sea fish species recently discovered that eels use several muscle groups to produce sound that plays an important role i…
Eel species in the United States are disappearing very quickly from the restaurant menus because supplies are declining dramatically in the North Atlantic. While the rea…
From tentacles with jellyfish up to 5 meters long, to giant octopus or monster eels that can swallow a larger prey than it ... Life on the ocean floor is the mystery yet…
A three-meter-long eel shark lives 300 million years ago ready to eat young animals when food sources become scarce.
The peculiar eyes, giant jellyfish, Martian human faces, predatory eels, and dark shadows are special images in the universe recorded by astronomers for many years.
Since the twentieth century, the world of superheroes has also appeared. Names like Marvel's Hulk, T'Challa, Scarlet Witch ... are really attractive, making children to…
The strange creature whose eel-like body has an unusually large big head in Argentina is staggering to local residents.
Kenneth Catania, a biologist at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, lets a small electric eel transmit electricity through his arm when recording electri…