Decode the sea monsters 'alien'
British scientists have discovered many new images of creatures from remote areas of the ocean, including some of the first known humans.
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British scientists have discovered many new images of creatures from remote areas of the ocean, including some of the first known humans.
Herds of lion fish are poisonous, infiltrating the Atlantic Ocean with dense density, making scientists worried that it will cause bad impacts on the marine environment.
A scientifically known humpback dolphin is found in northern Australia.
Scientists have discovered that the worm seems to be extinct, after 140 years they hide under the ocean.
Live squids in the eastern Pacific Ocean have a way of effectively protecting themselves against the attack of male squid.
The 1.8m long fin mako shark was found by a construction worker and local photographer named Robbert Westerdyk.
Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
The non-jaw, invertebrate rocky grouper, which looks like giant worms, is a primitive species that lives on the ocean floor, present on the planet 500 million years ago.
Christopher Johnston, an offshore fisherman in the Indian Ocean, discovered a double-headed blue shark after slaughtering a pregnant shark on a boat off Australia.
The South China Sea is ranked first in the list of the world's most dangerous oceans according to a new study by a group of scientists from Southamton Solent University.
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…
The lantern shark in the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean emits light from the spine so that enemies think they are dangerous animals.
Scientists have attached the touch seal on the heads of elephant seals, used to collect and provide important data as they swim near the ocean floor in Antarctica.
Scientists have published a series of unique photos about the coral world in the project
Countless other shape-shifting sun fish often drifted continuously into the coastal areas of the North Sea in recent days.