The crabs struggle with the scorpion beneath the seabed
Photographer Amisha Gupta encounters a battle of prey between two crabs while diving in a cave with several friends on Gato Island, Philippines, according to LiveLeak.
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Photographer Amisha Gupta encounters a battle of prey between two crabs while diving in a cave with several friends on Gato Island, Philippines, according to LiveLeak.
Underwater photographer Sam Wild caught a 37kg dog tuna in Fiji Island, according to Newshub.
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Bat fish often live at a depth of hundreds of meters and die on the coast, causing experts to be confused.
To capture the coral to the eggs, a certain photographer must wait until the full moon and the warmest sea.
In May 2017, when photographer David Doubilet (USA) visited Tubbataha, he had to utter astonished:
According to Iflscience, photographers Alister Kemp and Jamie Muny captured two attacks that occurred between bottlenose dolphins and dolphin ports in Moray Firth Bay, S…
This funny picture of this Terry sea turtle photographed in Lady Elliot island area of Great Barrier Reef, Queensland - Australia.
The sea slug named leaf sheep can absorb chloroplasts from seaweed to be introduced into the body.
Lara Clarke-Wardle, a 30-year-old female photographer living in Torrington, Devon, found them on a beach near Hartland monastery in North Devon while walking with her pa…
Photographer Sean Scott was surprised to see two Bronze Whaler sharks, also known as Copper sharks, 2-3 meters long swimming near the group of students playing with surf…
The sperm whale, the largest toothed animal on the planet, spends about 7% of its life time sleeping in an upright position. Each time their naps take 6 to 25 minutes.
Bryde whale is one of the largest ocean creatures. Adult Bryde whales can be up to 16.5m long, weigh up to 40 tons. However, they are also one of the least known species…
A small fish seems too tired to swim every day, so it has come up with a very unique way to save energy: getting into jellyfish and asking
Stephen Frink, an American underwater photographer, captured the image of the world's largest white shark over 6 meters long.