Oceanography
Crying with creatures with self-defense weapons like coming out of horror movies
This creature has a self-defense mechanism enough to startle many people when they learn the truth.
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Oceanography
Explore the mysterious sharks that live in the crater
Scientists use specially built underwater robots to study extremely rare sharks that live in volcanic craters on the sea floor, one of the harshest environments on Earth.
Oceanography
Chinese diving ship caught the
Giao Long diving ship caught the precious red sea cucumber rarely survey the deepest Mariana trench in the world in the Pacific Ocean.
Oceanography
The fish has venom like heroin that makes enemies faint
The colorful Meiacanthus fang blenny in the Pacific has a small body but possesses venom-like bites like heroin to attack enemies.
Oceanography
Heterosexual shrimp have 1 more, sounding louder than a rock show
The zoologist doctor from Oxford honored his favorite rock band in a great way
Oceanography
Mysterious sound from the deep 11,000m below the Pacific Ocean
The mysterious sound that American scientists recorded near the bottom of the 10,971m deep Mariana in the Pacific may be the whale's call that had never been heard befor…
Oceanography
Detecting strange creatures whose heads do not have bodies
Oceanographers have discovered in the Pacific Ocean
Oceanography
Mysterious purple spherical creature in the Pacific
Scientists discovered a mysterious purple creature like a small ball at a depth of more than 1,600 meters below the Pacific Ocean.
Oceanography
'Ghosts' in the world's deepest ocean trench
A fish with a strange appearance resembling the ghost recorded in the deepest ocean trench of the world in the Pacific Ocean Mariana.
Oceanography
This is the fish that has the worst mouth on the earth
Thanks to its versatile jaws, Slingjaw fish can extend their mouths to facilitate access to prey.
Oceanography
Discover a series of bizarre creatures in the deepest abyss of Earth
In the deepest abyss of the Earth, scientists have discovered a new series of creatures with extremely bizarre shapes.
Oceanography
Giant octopus is not mated because it is easy to eat mates
The male octopus is almost twice as big as the partner, so it is more likely that the female will be the food.
Oceanography
For the first time, there is a glowing Ninja shark
This shark often uses light from the abdomen to camouflage and sneak away prey.
Oceanography
Why flying dragonflies
On the surface of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans, when people cross the train at times, they will suddenly see a flock of silver-colored gleaming fish rising f…
Oceanography
The upturned nose dolphin smiles on the sea
A Queenslander is quick to record the rare smiling moment of the upturned dolphin in the waters off the north of Australia.