Close up of the largest 170 ton blue whale on the planet
Photos of blue whales swimming in the water up to 32m in length will make many people stand in front of the magnificence of this animal.
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Photos of blue whales swimming in the water up to 32m in length will make many people stand in front of the magnificence of this animal.
The ocean floor is home to many giant and mysterious sea creatures: white shark, giant mussel ...
The photos just show the great skill of the photographer, and show the wonderful moments of the ocean world.
Sea waves are one of the most powerful and impressive natural elements. Because waves come and go very quickly, many photographers have found many methods to try to capt…
The nudibranchs are full of bizarre shapes, colorful colors that many people think of as they are evidence of alien creatures present on Earth.
The construction of the Panama Canal took place over 10 years, passing through one of the narrowest locations of the Central American strip.
Scientists from the Danish Museum of Natural History discovered 38 new fish species for nearly 20 years near Greenland, many of which have quite strange shapes.
Dolphins are not only famous for being a smart species but also extremely special because they have repeatedly rescued people from their sharp teeth.
The sea accounts for 71% of the earth's surface area (361 million square kilometers), so the marine flora and fauna is as rich as the land, even more diverse. Photograph…
A surfer in Massachusetts, the United States was quick to capture the spectacle: the waves turned into ice completely.
With the idea of the sea, Ben Young etched glass to make viewers feel the image of the sea when tender, serene when wild, thunderstorm, ....
After admiring these rare marine species, many people will see how important ocean protection is.
The clouds are shaped like snow, when the waves are white on the ocean ... incredible images are only seen from the International Space Station (ISS).
Constructed from volcanic eruption over 24 million years ago, Reykjanes (Iceland) is the only part of the mid-Atlantic ridge above sea level.
The microorganisms that live in the sea are clearly visible through images magnifying from tens to hundreds of times under a microscope.