Red Sea saves the Dead Sea
A historic agreement has been signed to help the Dead Sea not die by a 180km pipeline system that transfers water from the Red Sea into the Dead Sea.
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A historic agreement has been signed to help the Dead Sea not die by a 180km pipeline system that transfers water from the Red Sea into the Dead Sea.
After going through the bleaching and dyeing process, the ugly fish became beautiful and sparkling.
After disappearing for 103 years, a powerful venom-rich pink jellyfish has just appeared near the coast of Australia.
Batfish (bat fish) belongs to the family Ogcocephalidae, others belong to the family Ephippidae. Batfish uses pectoral fins to move.
The incident happened in the city of Coronel, about 530 km from Chile's capital, Santiago. In addition to shrimp body, people still see hundreds of crabs on the beach, t…
On November 27, Australian authorities were forced to close down many famous beaches because of red algae. Famous beaches such as Bondi, Clovelly, Maroubra, Gordon's Bay…
Scientists have reported that the phenomenon of Humboldt ink died in large numbers in the area over the past decades, but the cause is still a mystery.
Despite the terrifying nickname, vampire ink doesn't suck the blood of animals and even helps the ocean become cleaner.
Essica Ward researcher at the University of Minnesota in Saint Paul, USA, has found more impact from BPA, when she exposed two B-tail and black-tailed Shiner fish to eac…
'Red tide' - tiny aquatic organism during algal blooms, can bring about greater destruction than what people think about it, with the possibility of poisoning the entire…
The 780km2 red tide tide has just been discovered in the waters of Rizhao City, Shandong Province of China. Red tide is the common name for the phenomenon of blooms of s…
Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Trinh, Director of An Giang Aquatic Breeding Center said the center has studied reproduction of coral fish for a long time. Finally the first batch o…
Hundreds of thousands of red crabs are seriously threatened after an oil spill on Australia's Christmas Island, located in the Indian Ocean.
Scientists have discovered a fish in the Red Sea working in groups to hunt and catch prey.
Tens of thousands of people have flocked to the Canadian province of British Columbia to witness one of the mysterious phenomena of nature ...