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Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
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Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
With an average body length of 2.5m, sand tiger sharks (Carcharias taurus) are distributed throughout the world. We live in the waters near the coast. In the United Stat…
A large striped octopus that lives in the Pacific region is attracting great attention from research circles due to its unusual way of life and mating habits.
According to a new study, the genetic diversity in giant squid (Architeuthis scientific name) is particularly small, much smaller than in other marine species that have…
Scientists have published a series of unique photos about the coral world in the project
Previously, the sex life of the extinct Hawksbill sea turtle was always unknown to scientists. Now, this question has been answered.
A recent report says at least one-third of the world's ocean creatures are still completely unknown to science.
An Oarfish fish about 6 meters long washed ashore at the Hacienda beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. This is a very deep and rare species of fish that has only been seen w…
American photographer Michael O 'Neil specializes in wild life said:
The Navy and the Philippine environmental workers saved 14 sea turtles after they caught the poachers' nets. AFP said the Philippine Department of Environment staff and…
Millions of exotic crab-like animals, pea-sized, have attacked Hawaii beach, causing many experts to be confused. The attack of tiny purple creatures, curled up like bal…
When a shipment of nearly 50kg of lobster was delivered to a seafood store and a restaurant in the UK last month, it was discovered that 6 lobsters have an extremely rar…
'Red tide' - tiny aquatic organism during algal blooms, can bring about greater destruction than what people think about it, with the possibility of poisoning the entire…
Bobby Stoddard and his crew members in the Port of Clarks in Nova Scotia (Canada) have caught an extremely rare blue lobster. Mr. Stoddard has caught 3,000 lobsters in 3…