Oceanography
Why did Nemo clown fish find their way home?
The colorful clownfish can sniff the leaves that fall into the sea from the island's forests near their coral reefs.
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Oceanography
Hundreds of new species discovered in coral reefs in Australia (Part I)
Hundreds of new species have surprised international researchers who are exploring the waters of the two islands of the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs in northwester…
Oceanography
Hundreds of new species discovered in coral reefs in Australia (Part II)
Hundreds of new species have surprised international researchers who are exploring the waters of the two islands of the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs in northwester…
Oceanography
The gloomy future of the ocean (part 2)
Based on future ocean simulation experiments, Hutchins calculates that the evolution of plankton means that more species will appear to hunt bacteria and less fish.
Oceanography
Revive corals with ... electricity
Just a few years ago, lush coral reefs off the island of Bali were dying, whitened by fishing mines and cyanide poison. But now, they are reviving, thanks to an incredib…
Oceanography
In the middle of this century, the earth can run out of coral
Amazing coral reefs will definitely die if the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere goes up at the current rate, absorbed into the sea and causes sea water to become sour lik…
Oceanography
Da Nang: Preserving coral reefs and marine ecosystems
Da Nang City has issued a range of management and conservation areas for coral reefs and ecosystems to strictly manage and conserve areas with high species biodiversity.…
Oceanography
Many species of seafood in Nha Trang Bay are exhausted
According to research results of the Institute of Oceanography in Nha Trang, the immediate reserve of coral reef fish in Nha Trang Bay is estimated at 133 tons; in which…
Oceanography
'White syndrome' threatens coral reefs
The world's coral reefs are seriously threatened by a new disease named
Oceanography
Hot seawater poses a danger to corals
Warming seawater temperatures will cause a serious coral disease called white syndrome according to the latest report on Australia's largest coral reef in the world publ…
Oceanography
'Picking up gold' on coral reefs
According to the People's Committee of Vinh Hai Commune (Ninh Hai District, Ninh Thuan Province), since the Red Hon coral reef is strictly protected, corals are rarely e…
Oceanography
Fish use the sense of smell to find their way home
Fish colonies live in Australia's Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest marine sanctuary, often prefer to stay close to 'homes' because they know where to find food or…
Oceanography
Massive coral death in the bay
According to the survey results from June 2006 of the Institute of Marine Resources and Environment and some Vietnamese oceanographic houses, coral reefs in Ha Long and…
Oceanography
Tooth decay and coral reef death
Corals can be damaged by a process similar to human decay. Under normal conditions corals live in symbiosis with unicellular algae, but when environmental pollution occu…
Oceanography
The world will no longer corals?
The world could lose more than half of coral reefs in less than 25 years due to rising sea temperatures, algae and other toxic components, scientists warn.