Oceanography
7 bizarre creatures in the deep sea
On September 14, Guardian magazine (UK) introduced the unique images and characteristics of 7 species of bizarre sea creatures living in deep sea areas.
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Oceanography
Octopus species have an odd sex life
A large striped octopus that lives in the Pacific region is attracting great attention from research circles due to its unusual way of life and mating habits.
Oceanography
Detecting concussions about 20 species of strange creatures in Antarctica
According to the Daily Mail, British scientists have discovered the life of about 20 species of strange creatures at depths more than 2km off the Antarctic. These creatu…
Oceanography
'Stealth technology of octopus in Indonesia
After finding the first stealth octopus off the coast of Sulawesi in Indonesia in 1998, the complex characteristics of this species as well as the world of animals in th…
Oceanography
The strange anti-cold way of Antarctic octopus
A new study by scientists shows that in order to adapt to the glacial waters of Antarctica, the squid used a special way to change RNAs.
Oceanography
Discover the talent of squid fish transformation
With only one purpose of survival, any creature will have natural instincts to oppose the enemy or search for its own food.
Oceanography
Octopus 'impersonates' flatfish to survive
The BBC reported that the Thaumoctopus mimicus octopus living in Indonesian waters could 'impersonate' the same swimming technique of flatfish or sea snakes to survive.
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Circus octopus
Scientists witnessed the octopus picking up pieces of coconut shells and turning them into shelters.
Oceanography
Octopus has both hands and feet
The term Octopus comes from the ancient Greek and means eight feet. But a recent study by international scientists showed that this mollusk has six arms and two legs.
Oceanography
Favorite octopus tentacles?
Marine biologists are investigating octopuses to determine whether they have a preference for left or right tentacles.
Oceanography
Strange sex life of octopus
They flirt, hold hands and watch the lover very strictly. The love life of octopus is far more complicated than one can imagine, said the research team at the University…
Oceanography
Octopus has 'elbow'
Perhaps you have never heard that octopuses are able to harden taps to form 'elbows' to bring food into their mouths? But according to research by Italian and Israeli sc…
Archeology
Rare octopus fossils
Scientists say they have discovered the fossil of a 95 million-year-old octopus.