Oceanography
Jellyfish cannot 'invade' the planet
Jellyfish are in season to flourish across the oceans, but it's only cyclical and hard to threaten humans.
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Oceanography
The Japanese Ministry of the Environment caught radioactive contaminated salmon
The content of radioactive substances in the body of salmon caught in a river not far from the place of the nuclear incident at Japan's No.1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plan…
Oceanography
Mysterious long crab species by car in the Pacific Ocean
The undersea world is always mysterious and captivating. Although the science and technology has been modern, submarines are diving deeper, but have not yet discovered t…
Oceanography
The Japanese coast sparkles in the night
The spectacle occurred on the coast of Toyama City, Honshu Island, Japan from August 18, Roket News reported. It is made up of a concentration of millions of firefly squ…
Oceanography
The escaping penguin in Japan has a new name
A penguin became famous all over Japan after escaping from an aquarium in Tokyo that was given a new name, after only months of being called by numbers. Humboldt penguin…
Oceanography
Tuna brings radiation from Japan to the United States
Nicholas Fisher, a researcher at Stony Brook University in the US, and colleagues measured the concentration of cesium (Cs) radioactivity in the body of Pacific tuna alo…
Oceanography
Marine animals die massively in Japan
Hundreds of thorny starfish drifted to a coast in southern Japan in the past few days and scientists thought they were stranded due to lack of food. People discovered mo…
Oceanography
Squid 'flying' at sea
A British photographer took a picture of a squid that used jet propulsion to break out of the sea and fly at about 20cm high, according to the Daily Mail.
Oceanography
Heavy tuna in Japan
A giant 445 kg bluefin tuna, the heaviest of the fish caught in Japan 24 years, was sold at the fish market in Tokyo today.
Oceanography
Japan recorded fish species
The Oceanographic Museum in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, announced that it has discovered and recorded a small fish belonging to the Ministry of finfish (Coe…
Oceanography
Japanese coral transgender in the seabed
Professor Yossi Loya of Tel Aviv University's Department of Zoology is the first in the world to discover that Japanese sea corals also convert sex.
Oceanography
Japan: Discover huge 300-year-old coral blocks
A huge mass of coral dating to about 300 years has been found off Azuchi Island - Oshima in Nagasaki Prefecture, southern Japan.
Oceanography
Japan: Announcing the video about the giant squid
The giant squid not only lives deep in the sea but also has the ability to swim very fast. Japanese scientists have unveiled unique images to prove this in a movie about…
Archeology
Found a 1,500-year-old tomb of Japanese generals
Tombs are accidentally found in Shibushi city, one of the three largest islands in Japan when some workers are making a small road along a farm.
Archeology
Discovering evidence of Earth's oldest life
Stones that have just been found by Japanese scientists in northern Canada can reveal evidence of the first life on Earth.