Octopus crawls through the tiny hole escaping from the boat
A fisherman named Chance Miller recorded an interesting video of an octopus escaping his boat through a small hole.
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A fisherman named Chance Miller recorded an interesting video of an octopus escaping his boat through a small hole.
These mysterious sea creatures look like they come out of fictional movies, but they actually live in the deep ocean.
The tarpon, usually living along the Atlantic coast, was born very small but the adult size was about 2 meters long and weighed 127kg.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration simulates the ocean floor under data collected from satellites and boats.
Photographer Stefano Ulivi recorded the sounds created by a group of striped dolphins while diving in the waters near Pico, Portugal, Story Trender reported on December…
The YouTube channel JeffHK recently uploaded a 4K timelapse video of a panoramic 30-day cruise on the sea with a cargo ship crossing many oceans.
If a thermonuclear bomb is dropped into the Pacific Ocean, the consequences of marine life and even human suffering will be extremely serious.
Images from NASA satellites reveal the 10-day journey of Typhoon Irma, from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Caribbean and to the state of Florida, USA.
1,000 billion tons of icebergs separating from the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica can boost the ice crack, causing many other icebergs to fall into the sea.
The appearance of large gray and white rattan rolls across the Pacific Ocean attracted the attention of curious visitors on a ferry in Tohoku, Japan, Telegraph reported…
The International Space Station reverts back to the unimaginable male phenomenon when flying to the South Pacific waters.
An animal that lives on the bottom of the ocean called Venus flytrap anemone has a superficial appearance and a way to catch prey like terrestrial flies.
The giant black shadow in the Pacific Ocean is actually the Moon's shadow shining on Earth when an eclipse occurs.
Instead of drifting around polluting the sea and threatening aquatic species, ocean waste is being collected to make bricks for house construction.
UFO hunters detect a giant circular structure that moves slowly at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean at a depth of about 914m.