Explain the cause of high levels of mercury in marine fish
Mercury content - an organic compound that can cause brain damage and severe nervous system - has increased by 23% in cod and 27% in bluefin tuna caught in the Atlantic…
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Mercury content - an organic compound that can cause brain damage and severe nervous system - has increased by 23% in cod and 27% in bluefin tuna caught in the Atlantic…
Plastic waste is a worrying issue globally. Plastics after use are not recycled but most of them are discharged directly into rivers, canals, and then into the oceans.
One of the most beautiful marine creatures divers and photographers have the opportunity to meet when diving deep into the sea floor.
For many years, the New York port has fallen into pollution and depleted marine life. New Yorkers had to embark on water purification and cleaning
Natural disasters such as storms, cyclones, droughts and heat waves have destroyed nearly 50% of marine ecosystems in Australia, many places where natural life cannot re…
The coral is a small intestinal animal, having two embryos, often using tentacles around the mouth to catch prey.
From fossils found in the Sahara desert, northern Mali, scientists recreate the image of extinct animals and discover many surprises.
The Komsomolets submarine sinking in 1989 killed 42 sailors as the Soviet tragedy's most tragic accident, researchers found radioactive leaks.
It's a story about plastic garbage, but this time it affects sharks.
The image of pain that a storm can cause us to have witnessed a lot. But that is what happens on land. What about under the ocean?
Ampharete oculicirrata is found at a depth of 120m with an eye on the head and eyes on the caudal peduncle.
Student group of Da Nang Polytechnic University created a hydraulic garbage collector, which can collect waste on both ground and underwater.
The car comes straight from the James Bond spy movie.
Lately, it feels like more than half of the internet community in Vietnam and China has sunk a lovely creature. That is the pepper.
More than 6,000 rare and precious specimens such as biological bones and sedimentary rocks were first announced after marine exploration and research.