Oceanography
Turn invasive creatures into specialties
Lionfish fritters may soon become specialties in American restaurants. Classified as invasive species, lionfish are devastating fish populations in coral reefs along the…
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Oceanography
The largest whale shark population ever
Up to 420 whale sharks have gathered in an area of the Yucatán Peninsula (Mexico), forming the world's largest whale shark population ever.
Oceanography
What do ocean scientists do?
According to the results of the Census of Marine Life, the 2010 Census, scientists said more than 230,000 species of organisms are living in the oceans.
Oceanography
Invasion of poison crabs into the North Sea
A new study shows that climate change has caused a population of poisonous crab Henslow to leave their homeland and invade the North Sea of Europe.
Oceanography
Discover the world's smallest whale population
Scientists have discovered the smallest known whale population in the world that lives in the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
Oceanography
Detecting giant clams in the Red Sea
A new giant clam has just been found in the Red Sea, with deep folds on the shell.
Oceanography
Whales can also die from melancholy
According to experts, over two decades of loosening the ban on whale hunting, the ocean's most majestic marine mammals have only recovered a bit of their once-thriving p…
Oceanography
The model is capable of predicting the future state of coral
According to a new model based on technical principles, the size and shape of corals can tell us in advance the existence of corals in the world when the weather is bad,…
Oceanography
Is coral an animal or a plant?
Corals are coral class marine organisms (Anthozoa) that exist in the form of small polyps like anemones, often living in populations of many identical individuals.
Archeology
Discover the mysterious 'watchman' tomb in Egypt
Archaeologists from the Czech Republic have discovered a mysterious 4,400 year old tomb near a pyramid at Abusir in Egypt.
Archeology
The ancient British were replaced by 90% of the genes 4,500 years ago
The oldest group in the Stone Age, supposedly built on works like Stonehenge, left only 10% of genes in the inhabitants of the British Isles.
Archeology
Mysterious headless crocodile in 3,400 year old burial area
Two headless crocodiles are found in a population of 12 new graves along with a series of human remains, many sheep and goats with dots on the skull and a cat.
Archeology
Headless crocodiles in ancient Egyptian tombs
A group of Swedish archaeologists was surprised to find two headless crocodiles in grave populations on the banks of the Nile.
Archeology
The abandoned city is wider than Paris and London in the United States
At the peak of the city, in 1050, the population here reached 30,000 people. This is the largest city in the past that once existed, on a scale far beyond Paris or Londo…
Archeology
Mysterious tower populations buried beneath Angkor Wat temple
Australian archaeologists' research shows the existence of mysterious towers beneath the temple of Angkor Wat.