Plastic waste is poisoning the ocean
Oceanographer David Gallo, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) as he boarded his ship anchored in the area where the Titanic was resting, saw evidence of a much…
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Oceanographer David Gallo, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) as he boarded his ship anchored in the area where the Titanic was resting, saw evidence of a much…
US scientists claim that most of the oil in the Gulf of Mexico has settled to the bottom rather than disappear like officials say.
Stealing corals that are being protected in Son Tra Peninsula (Da Nang) can be fined up to VND 10 million
A cluster of algae that covers up to 200 square kilometers is heading toward China's east coast, threatening the region's ecology and tourism.
Scientists at Columbia University in Canada have discovered an unprecedented role for fish, is
The conclusion of a group of US and Swedish scientists shows that dead sea areas - where aquatic species cannot survive due to lack of oxygen - are continuing to expand.
In some species of scaly oceans, the temperature determines the sex of the fetus. A series of experiments by two Spanish scientists showed that the higher the temperatur…
The increase in CO2 in the atmosphere makes the ocean acidification become more serious.
Over the months, the origin of the oil scum that polluted throughout the coast of Vietnam has not been determined. But oil scum is not the only threat to Vietnam's marin…
Squids have personalities transmitted from parent to child. But these characteristics can also be changed according to the environment.
On March 26, 2012, Hollywood director James Cameron directed the Deepsea Challenger ship down to a depth of 10,898 meters and set a world record for diving alone into th…
The first people to settle in England at the end of the ice age encountered sudden and unstable climate change.
The 10kg butter is found at a depth of nearly 4m below the marsh and still can be theoretically eaten.
The deer horn and skull found dating back 4,000 years will help scientists better understand the ecosystem and the environment as well as the cause of the deer's death.
The impact of climate change makes the oldest mummies in the world, dating from around 5050 BC, begin to decompose and ooze black water.