World Heritage
Subak farming system in Bali
The United Nations Science, Education and Cultural Organization has recognized Indonesia's Subak Cultivation System as a World Natural Heritage in 2012.
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Oceanography
The sperm whale in Indonesia has 1,000 pieces of plastic in the abdomen
A sperm whale drifted into the Sulawesi coast, in the stomach with flip flops, bottles, bags, 115 plastic cups and 1,000 plastic pieces.
Oceanography
Dozens of strange creatures found in Indonesia
Members of the Indonesian expedition discovered dozens of new animals, Science magazine reported.
Oceanography
Detecting alien creatures under the seabed of Indonesia
The team used different types of nets as well as special devices to capture tiny organisms.
Oceanography
A rare creature has just appeared off the coast of Indonesia
A new image of an organism is recorded
Oceanography
Giant panic monster in Indonesia
The bodies of creatures up to 22 meters long drifted to the coast, causing confusion for people in Huamual in Indonesia.
Oceanography
Marvel at the unimaginable beauty of strange creatures hidden in the sea
Not many people have
Oceanography
Indonesia uses coral rock to protect corals
Ecologists in Indonesia apply simple technology to create biological rock at the bottom of the sea, to protect coral reefs.
Oceanography
Detecting strange colorful shrimp
A German scientist discovered a new species of shrimp in Indonesia, with a hard, colorful shell.
Oceanography
Giant moon fish drifted to the coast of Indonesia
Fishermen in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia were surprised to see a giant moon fish drifting ashore.
Oceanography
Nearly one third of Indonesia's coral reef area has been destroyed
There have been 30.4% of Indonesia's coral reefs destroyed, a major impact on the environment and public welfare.
Oceanography
Discovered strange fish in Indonesia
A mysterious fish with long and pointed tusks has just been discovered on the Indonesian coast of Borneo.
Oceanography
Indonesia: consecutive sharks 'ashore'
Within three days, two large sharks - one 13m long, 4 tons in weight and one 9m long, weighed 2 tons - were found washed ashore in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Both children d…
Oceanography
'Stealth technology of octopus in Indonesia
After finding the first stealth octopus off the coast of Sulawesi in Indonesia in 1998, the complex characteristics of this species as well as the world of animals in th…
Oceanography
17 dolphins die from stranding
17 dolphins were killed near Indonesia's Ujung Kulon National Park on September 29, after they were trapped in shallow waters off Banten Province.