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Southeast Asia: mass death of corals
Scientists say many reefs in Southeast Asia and Indian Ocean have died massively in recent months, ...
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Save the mermaids
Dugong (dugong) is a herbivorous mammal that can float on the face of moon nights and emit melodious tones.
Oceanography
'Paradise' for sharks in Southeast Asia
Indonesia has established sharks, sea turtles and stingrays around an archipelago in the eastern part of the country.
Oceanography
New exotic squid species
A new species of squid is found by researchers in the South Indian Ocean.
Oceanography
Acidification seriously threatens the marine environment
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.
Oceanography
What do ocean scientists do?
According to the results of the Census of Marine Life, the 2010 Census, scientists said more than 230,000 species of organisms are living in the oceans.
Oceanography
Sponges - Natural medicine cabinets
Sponge (seaweed) creates glass needles up to meters long, providing effective anti-cancer substances and is able to purify seawater to remove toxins.
Oceanography
Plastic waste is poisoning the ocean
Oceanographer David Gallo, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) as he boarded his ship anchored in the area where the Titanic was resting, saw evidence of a much…
Oceanography
The world has the fifth undiscovered ocean
According to research on ocean life, scientists have recognized the world with a fifth ocean still unexplored.
Oceanography
Detecting animals without oxygen
Animals that are able to grow and reproduce without using oxygen are existing on the bottom of the Mediterranean.
Oceanography
Huge bacterial carpet in the ocean
Scientists have discovered a giant carpet of bacteria in the 130,000-square-kilometer oceanic ocean off the coast of Chile and Peru.
Oceanography
Giant algae threaten China
A cluster of algae that covers up to 200 square kilometers is heading toward China's east coast, threatening the region's ecology and tourism.
Oceanography
These relationships are mutually beneficial
A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
Oceanography
Discover thousands of strange sea creatures
Sea melon, finned octopus, oil-eating octopus are three of thousands of new marine creatures with strange shapes found by scientists.