Video: Turning ocean waste into building bricks
Instead of drifting around polluting the sea and threatening aquatic species, ocean waste is being collected to make bricks for house construction.
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Instead of drifting around polluting the sea and threatening aquatic species, ocean waste is being collected to make bricks for house construction.
William Gilpin, from Stanford University, USA won the first prize of Nikon's competition with the 8-week-old starfish film, Seeker, on December 14.
The clip captures the image of a giant sea creature appearing in the glacier in Alaska and the United States that many people see horribly as to what it is.
Sea creatures bobbing in the middle of Alaska's Chena River are thought to be distant relatives of the Loch Ness monster in Scotland.
It is possible that in the near future ice in the Arctic will no longer be a big problem for US military warships and submarines.
The octopus is bright white, discovered at a depth of 4km under the sea near Hawaii. Scientists say it is almost certainly a new species.
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A large squid constantly throws itself and spits out black ink to threaten in the face of submarine exploration under the ocean.
Fabien Cousteau has just finished his 31-day research mission under the ocean, where scientists study six coral reefs in an undersea laboratory.
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Costa Concordia cruise ship is the largest ship in the world, weighing 114,500 tons, 290m long (Double legendary Titanic) was sunk due to crashing on the shores of Gigli…
A fish believed to have originated in Japan survived the long voyage on a small boat to the US coast.
Life at the bottom of the ocean is always a fascinating topic, no less the mysteries of the universe. There have been many documentaries about the ocean that you have se…