Unusual hunting behavior of humpback whales
Previous researchers could only observe the structure of flippers from humpback whale carcasses and thought they were used primarily to correct the direction of swimming.
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Previous researchers could only observe the structure of flippers from humpback whale carcasses and thought they were used primarily to correct the direction of swimming.
This sea snake is about 50cm long, yellow in color, lives in warm waters of Golfo Dulce in Costa Rica and develops unique hunting tactics.
Photographer Sean Scott was surprised to see two Bronze Whaler sharks, also known as Copper sharks, 2-3 meters long swimming near the group of students playing with surf…
Changing the pigmentation on the skin and crawling like harmless hermit crabs, pharaoh cuttlefish gently approach the prey.
The sea eels have a very independent function, which is surprising to many people.
European Union (EU) countries have agreed to allow quota-based shark fishing in deep waters to help scientists more accurately determine the status and quantity of the r…
The people of California, USA, were extremely confused when they saw thousands of strange and plastic-like strange creatures washed ashore.
Despite many criticisms and objections from Europe and the whole world, the people of the Faroe Islands, Denmark continued to kill pepper whales as a traditional feature.
Thanks to its versatile jaws, Slingjaw fish can extend their mouths to facilitate access to prey.
Dolphins are the most peaceful creature on the planet and are considered to be the sea friends of humans. But what did mankind do with this friend?
American scientists have deciphered the disappearance of many fish in front of enemies in the ocean, a discovery that can create breakthroughs in camouflage.
The dolphins frightened themselves into the rocks as if to ask for help, but still could not escape the tragic fate.
The marine biologists are surprised to catch a rare shark in the deep waters off the Scottish coast. They have a dull, soft muscle, like a sofa.
Japanese fishermen have completed the killing of 250 spearhead dolphins, which are cornered in a bay in Taiji for meat.
Sharks can detect when humans turn to face them, which helps explain why the sea gods prefer to attack from the blind spot of their prey.