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When it comes to finding a new planet to live in, Mars is the best choice for humanity.
Elizabeth Moore International Center for Coral Reef Research & Restoration has unknowingly discovered how to reproduce artificial corals 40 times faster than natural spe…
Sea creatures want to survive not only need water, but also have enough oxygen in the water. So in the oceans, there are areas of oxygen density that are just round numb…
Recently, scientists from Newcastle University (UK) have discovered extremely surprisingly about marine life living on the deepest ocean on Earth (up to now).
An Italian scientist has proposed a project to encourage eating jellyfish, preventing this species from overgrowing, adversely affecting the environment and human activi…
A fiery bird bursts up in the water - this spectacle is sure many people have never seen it before.
Sardines die in numbers up to tens of thousands of animals drifting to the banks of the Queule River in Chile, causing the habitat in the area to be seriously affected.
The ocean is the source of all, is the birth of this Earth. But see what humans have done to it?
Most of the global fish stocks, which are over-exploited, may recover in the next 10 years.
Thousands of sea cucumbers drifted to the coast, causing many people to worry, what is going on at the bottom of the sea? Why is this phenomenon?
The clip back to the whole process of pulling the plastic straw tightly into the nostril, the turtle has received great attention from the online community right after a…
An underwater camera company in Australia discovered two-headed sea slugs with two genitals off the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
When seawater is continuously heated, scientists have observed events of coral bleaching at a greater and more frequent level. Ecologists worry that climate change can m…
Great Barrier Reef coral reefs, Queensland-Australia eat plastic debris in the ocean. This new finding has made scientists extremely concerned.
The bottlenose dolphin in Japan is the only albino individual in the world currently living in captivity.