Huge 'monster' on the coast
Recently, British fisherman Daniel Bennett, 26, set a record when he caught a giant stingray weighing nearly a hundred kilograms.
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Recently, British fisherman Daniel Bennett, 26, set a record when he caught a giant stingray weighing nearly a hundred kilograms.
According to China Central Television (CCTV), a fisherman in Fujian Province, East China has caught one child
A fisherman living in Florida State - USA was lucky enough to catch a 'sea monster' weighing up to 362kg when the fish swam near Miami Beach.
White sharks are species that humans have known for a long time. They are seen as monsters of the ocean.
The giant squid that appears in Cantabria, Spain has the scientific name of Architeuthis Dux - one of the mysterious giant squid species.
British scientists have discovered many new images of creatures from remote areas of the ocean, including some of the first known humans.
Giant clam with the scientific name Tridacna gigas, is the world's largest two-shell mollusk, discovered in 1521.
The long life of the animal helps the animal to have the ideal size along with the more intimidating pair, the strength and the sharpness to cut a metal can of soda.
The 1.8m long fin mako shark was found by a construction worker and local photographer named Robbert Westerdyk.
People living near the Bay of Plenty (New Zealand) discovered the first part of the monster about 9m long was washed ashore after several storms.
Diverse life under the ocean always contains mysteries that lie beyond human imagination. Animals that always hide in the bottom of the water also have an unusual appear…
For nearly two centuries, scientists have not found what is known as the 'monster larva' found in the gut of fish, and whether those thick creatures are grown or not. No…
If the ground is the dominant area of humanity, the sea is the place where a lot of fear for humanity is spread because this is the land of
Scientists have captured a 'super-large' crustacean at a depth of 7km off New Zealand, 10 times larger than regular seabirds. This 'shrimp monster' species was found on…