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Life under the sea is also very pressure. Lucky dendritic fish when they have 'staff' massage helps them relieve nervous stress.
DNA analysis has identified these organisms as members of the Torquaratoridae family, an Acorn family that has only recently been discovered.
A Scottish fisherman caught a unique green lobster and sold it at London's fish market.
Botanists have found some new marine worms that live deep in the ocean. Statistics show that about 12 species of seaworms are found.
Fishermen who found snow-white lobsters in their nets decided not to eat them and took them to a aquatic center in Weymouth, Dorset, where it attracted a large number of…
There is a blind fish living in a cave in Somalia but they all know what time they are in the day. However,
By studying videos made by underwater vehicles, American scientists carried out off the coast of California, believing that these rare-sighted creatures often participat…
17 dolphins were killed near Indonesia's Ujung Kulon National Park on September 29, after they were trapped in shallow waters off Banten Province.
The ocean in the world is increasingly degraded and marine life is facing serious extinction unprecedented in human history, scientists study warning seas.
The California Institute of Science has discovered more than 300 types of plants and animals that have never been discovered in the Philippines, which are ecologically t…
Marine microbiologists from Max Planck Research Institute, Germany, and colleagues have discovered that the process of denitrifying bacteria is the main pathway to the l…
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced on August 17 that it will conduct research on the impact of human noise on living…
At first glance, the diver is faced with a giant fish with a wide mouth as if trying to swallow him. But in fact, the 5-meter whale shark (also known as the whale shark)…
A 17-year-old high school girl who wishes to become a marine biologist has decided to experience marine life research at UC Santa Barbara, USA.
Biologists have just discovered a new species of fish in one of the world's deepest ocean trenches, where everyone previously thought that there could be no fish.