Rare 500 million year old sea snail after 31 years missing
An extremely rare species of sea snail, which has existed on Earth for 500 million years, has been discovered after 31 years
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An extremely rare species of sea snail, which has existed on Earth for 500 million years, has been discovered after 31 years
Japanese fishermen have just caught a rare albino dolphin. Fish are being trained to become familiar with humans and may be sold for $ 500,000.
Scientists have finally deciphered the mystery of an abnormally long, spiraling tooth sticking out of the mouth of narwhal, a Arctic whale.
Natural heritage areas such as the Great Barrier Reef are unable to withstand the effects of increased temperatures.
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…
The 780km2 red tide tide has just been discovered in the waters of Rizhao City, Shandong Province of China. Red tide is the common name for the phenomenon of blooms of s…
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.
Scientists say many reefs in Southeast Asia and Indian Ocean have died massively in recent months, ...
At the current rate of acidification, in the next few decades, marine organisms such as corals, shellfish such as clams and shellfish are in danger of extinction.
The AP said that in 1954 a giant squid was seen on the Mississippi Delta. Since then no giant squid has been discovered.
Scientists at the National Oceanographic Center, Southampton, have been exploring the deepest volcanoes on the ocean floor.
About 50% of the total amount of CO2 emitted by humans since the industrial revolution has dissolved into the world's oceans, adversely affecting marine organisms.
According to Mirror, the flooded ruins that appear in the latest photos may be part of the forgotten city of Atlantis.
These are two of the world's oldest soft-tissue mammalian mummies, scientists said.