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Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Russia's Vladimir Memorial Works as a World Cultural Heritage in 1992.
A total of 11 grouper and 90 white whales were locked in cramped cages in Pacific waters near the city of Nakhodka in southeastern Russia, IFL Science reported on Novemb…
Newsweek reported on September 12 that the bodies of 43 Cuvier bighead whales were discovered in the coast of five islands in western Scotland in just over a month.
Hundreds of thousands of Pacific herring fishes drifted to the coast of Piltun Bay on the island of Sakhalin, Russia, Sun reported on June 15.
Roman Fyodorov (or Roman Fedortsov) is a Russian fisherman, and he suddenly became an extremely popular name on the social networking community.
A Russian fisherman has just caught two
The vast ocean is still very mysterious to humans, when we only reach 5% of the world's oceans.
In a sea voyage, the fishermen group of Sakhalin Island accidentally caught a giant fish. According to fishermen, this is a moon fish, also known as sun fish, king fish…
Photographs of scary monsters under the ocean have been caught by a Russian fisherman who has attracted much attention on social networks.
A corpse filled with blood was torn to reveal all the bones that had washed up on Russia's beach. This creature has a strange shape that scientists have not yet identifi…
Russia is planning to establish a national nature reserve in the Arctic Sea. According to Vedomosti daily (Statistics), the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources has app…
The Arctic seabed including the Arctic continental shelf is calculated to have a reserve of about 10 billion tons of oil. For the first time in the world, Russia will co…
A Russian mini submarine today touches the seabed at the northernmost point of the earth, to assert Moscow's sovereignty over this oil and gas-rich region.
According to the Mirror, the Yakutsk-based research facility costs more than £ 4.5 million. This facility is compared to