Oceanography
Shrimp species can live in hot water of 450 degrees Celsius
This shrimp is thought to live deeper than any other known shrimp in the world. They live at depths of less than 5,000 meters, in a crater in the seabed where a volcano…
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Oceanography
Nemo clown fish is at risk of extinction
Clownfish, the main character in the cult animated movie Finding Nemo is in danger of extinction completely due to seawater warming, causing anemones and their habitats…
Oceanography
Hot seawater mysteriously makes white coral globally
The phenomenon of white corals globally has led scientists to worry that they will die massively.
Oceanography
Find the 'hot' fish living in Antarctica
Scientists have discovered 'hot' fish living in Antarctica for millions of years. It is a fish that has the ability to naturally produce antifreeze in the blood naturall…
Oceanography
Sea fish are increasingly exhausted due to the hot sea
More than half of the important fish groups with marine food networks can die because global warming reduces the amount of dissolved oxygen in seawater in many areas.
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
Find boiling water in the middle of the cold Arctic
Deep in the Arctic Circle, scientists have discovered columns of hot liquid spraying on the sea floor at twice the boiling temperature of water.
Oceanography
Catch the animal that lives in record depth
Three new marine shrimp were caught at a depth of 2,300 meters on hot water slots in the mid-Atlantic mountains.
Oceanography
Fishes swim north when the ocean becomes warmer
When the home waters become too hot, some fishes swim north for the first time in hundreds of years in search of cooler waters.
Oceanography
The arctic has been 'hot'!
'Russians send submarines to plug a small flag in the Arctic Ocean, and we send our prime minister,' a Canadian government source announced on August 9 on Kommersant (Ru…
Oceanography
Hot seawater poses a danger to corals
Warming seawater temperatures will cause a serious coral disease called white syndrome according to the latest report on Australia's largest coral reef in the world publ…
Oceanography
The hot climate gradually destroys coral reefs
The warmer global climate phenomenon may have permanently destroyed some of the planet's most rare coral reefs. It is affirmed by a group of international researchers af…
Oceanography
Detecting strange fields in the deep sea
Ocean explorers have discovered a vast field deep in the ocean that extends from the Arctic to the Indian Ocean, receiving energy with only hot water and is rich in stra…
Archeology
New discoveries about cocoa history
Ancient people in South America may have sipped hot cocoa for centuries before Mexicans began planting this plant around 1900 BC.
Archeology
This is the reason that cottage ice age - the period that Western Europe sunk in cold for hundreds of years
Between the 14th and the 19th centuries, winter temperatures suddenly dropped sharply, causing the whole of Western Europe to sink in cold.