Oceanography
The glowing tube-shaped object made the diver confused
Jay Winks, who runs the Abc Scuba Diving tourism company Port Douglas, shared a photo of a thick tubular object like the one he met in Australia's offshore waters earlie…
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Oceanography
Take advantage of Vietnam's 3-pound giant scallop
Scallop shells can reach a length of 1.5m and weigh 300kg. This is the largest mollusk on earth.
Oceanography
Sex change fish species 20 times a day
Grouper Chalk live in small Caribbean reefs that can change sex up to 20 times a day.
Oceanography
The giant globe is mysterious throughout the sea floor
While exploring the waters of a small town in Turkey, two divers from Istanbul happened to discover a strange sized ball.
Oceanography
How do sea turtles find their eggs?
The female turtle swims back to where they were born to spawn using special magnetic signs along the coast.
Oceanography
Scary 'sparks' in the ocean
Fire urchins, also known as red porcupines, have the scientific name Fire Sea urchin, they are the ones
Oceanography
Amazing: Clam live up to 450 years old
Few people know that clam, also known as clam, is a bivalve mollusk, which humans use as a regular dish, has a life
Oceanography
Finding an incubating octopus species for more than 4 years
Researchers at Rhode Island University and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute observed an octopus living in its deep-sea hatching for four and a half years.
Oceanography
Kill starfish with new methods to protect corals
Thanks to the effectiveness of a new method, in the past two years Australia has removed more than 250,000 thorny starfish from the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland.
Oceanography
Ancient sharks migrate to lay eggs
UPI news agency quoted Professor Lauren Sallan that the journey into the sea to reproduce and shark to return to freshwater environment is very rare.
Oceanography
Unknown story about giant turtle, weighing nearly 1 ton
Sea turtle Dermochelys coriacea, known as the largest turtle on the planet.
Oceanography
Shark eggs also know how to detect enemies
Embryos of sharks that are still growing in eggs have been able to sense predators' electric fields and
Oceanography
Revealing the strange sex life of the extremely rare turtle
Previously, the sex life of the extinct Hawksbill sea turtle was always unknown to scientists. Now, this question has been answered.