Oceanography
The species is transsexual in Antarctica
A mussel in Antarctica possesses male sex organs when they are young, but turns into females during adulthood. The species Lissarca miliaris was first described in 1845…
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Oceanography
The Japanese coast sparkles in the night
The spectacle occurred on the coast of Toyama City, Honshu Island, Japan from August 18, Roket News reported. It is made up of a concentration of millions of firefly squ…
Oceanography
Strange fasting fish to hatch eggs in the mouth
A fish commonly found in waters off Malaysia has a way of hatching eggs in the mouth. The strange thing is that not all females, but males, will carry all the eggs in th…
Oceanography
Sharks 'virgin' lays many records
Living in a desert hotel, completely isolated from male sharks, but a
Oceanography
Interesting discovery about the strategy of maintaining the breed of horse striped fish
Scientists at Sheffild University have published an interesting discovery about the strategy of maintaining the breed of zebrafish.
Oceanography
Turtle lays eggs 'heat resistance'
British scientists claim that some species of sea turtles have evolved to produce heat-resistant eggs to deal with hot sand on beaches that are inhabited by them.
Oceanography
Detecting animals without oxygen
Animals that are able to grow and reproduce without using oxygen are existing on the bottom of the Mediterranean.
Oceanography
Sharks 'virgin' spawns at Nha Trang aquarium
Two shark sharks that live in the aquarium VinPearlland (Nha Trang) have spawned themselves without males.
Oceanography
The father is pregnant and then kills the child
The heartwarming story of the key fish of the lime fish came to an end after scientists discovered the fish that ate the baby during pregnancy.
Oceanography
Male seahorses like mates
Male seahorses have specific requirements when choosing their partners: increasing chances of successful reproduction. By carefully selecting and often favoring large fe…
Oceanography
Sea Sam and risks
It may be with some people who look a little old-fashioned, or like a battery-powered device or it may be like a Roomba vacuum cleaner that Wilma Flintstone invented. Bu…
Oceanography
Watch sea turtles by satellite
Conservation International - Conservation International has launched a satellite turtle monitoring program. Environmentalists will oversee the migration of 11 leather tu…
Oceanography
Strange findings - sharks give birth to babies without a father
Female sharks can fertilize their own eggs and give birth without male sperm, a new study of the reproductive sex of a hammer shark in the US said.
Oceanography
Detecting secrets about seahorses sperm
In yellow seahorses, males carry eggs in a small bag and assume responsibility for childbirth. They are the most effective sperm use in animals.
Oceanography
Sea turtles are driven by the earth's magnetic field
Sea turtles always return to familiar areas to lay eggs. On average, every 4 years, they swim in the ocean without any landmarks, moving hundreds, even thousands of kilo…