What Are Hydrothermal Vents?
Hydrothermal vents are places on the seafloor where seawater circulates through hot, chemically reactive ocean crust and returns to the ocean carrying dissolved minerals…
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Hydrothermal vents are places on the seafloor where seawater circulates through hot, chemically reactive ocean crust and returns to the ocean carrying dissolved minerals…
The deep sea is the vast ocean environment below the sunlit surface layers, commonly including waters deeper than about 200 meters. It is cold, dark, under high pressure…
Norwegian authorities euthanized the famous walrus known as Freya on August 14th after repeatedly warning crowds to stay away from the attention-grabbing animal.
A fisherman caught a rare school of oarfish, numbering up to 50, off the coast of Taiwan. Oarfish are considered...
Have you ever imagined what the Titanic would look like if it were brought ashore?
Researchers have discovered an ancient reptile with a neck three times longer than its body and sharp teeth that helped it ambush prey.
Super typhoon Ragasa is expected to move into the East Sea late Monday night with sustained winds of 202–220 km/h, becoming the ninth storm to affect Vietnam this year.…
Storm Ragasa is considered one of the strongest storms in 2025 operating in the East Sea, with the ability to make landfall directly in the Northern provinces with very…
Both space and time seem to be frozen inside it, behind the tin shell, just waiting for someone to open it one day.
Freshwater fish will die in the sea and rivers will flow into the sea. Everyone knows that freshwater fish cannot live in salty seawater, so where did the freshwater fis…
When we think of deserts, we often think of endless white sand dunes. What lies beneath the sand?
At the bottom of the Baltic Sea, there is a mysterious disk hidden, with a diameter of about 60 meters and a height of about 4 meters.
What is a storm circulation, what causes it and how destructive is it in nature? Let's learn more about the impact of storm circulation.
(Fatherland) - A new species of creature in Vietnam has attracted the attention of scientists.
Scientists have filmed a snailfish of the genus Pseudoliparis swimming at unprecedented depths in the ocean, 8,336m below the surface.