Climate change changes the pH of the ocean, returning to what it was 14 million years ago
Another effect of CO2 emissions.
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Another effect of CO2 emissions.
The new underwater map reveals towering towers and hydrothermal vents rising from the sea floor in the dark off the Pacific Northwest.
The researchers said they were shocked by the unprecedentedly high levels of microscopic plastic found on the ocean floor, with 1.9 million pieces in just 1m2.
Travelers to the island of Padre in Texas recently discovered uniquely blue creatures like tiny dragons.
The 200 million-year-old fossil preserved a violent attack between a squid and a fish in the deep sea.
Research published today 4/5 shows that global warming is stimulating toxic algae to bloom, disrupting fishing activities of fishermen.
Few people know that your own wardrobe can be a source of micro plastic particles and pollute the ocean. Therefore, buying clothing in sufficient quantities is also a wa…
The beautiful beaches are the first choice for many travelers when summer is approaching.
Snowflake eel, also known as snowflake eel, has up to two sharp jaws. One in the oral cavity and the other under the throat.
Researchers make sensor cameras that can capture the movement of light particles at unprecedented speed and resolution.
Biologists published evidence that Humboldt squid can communicate visually in the dark sea thanks to its ability to glow.
Every year, when the Arctic or Antarctic seas fall in winter, the whales begin their 'round the world' journey. Scientists believe that they do so to avoid cold climates…
Scientists quickly unearthed two ancient dolphins to move to the museum when they were in danger of being damaged.
The Black Sea is one of the most famous seas in the world, but not many know the origin of its name.
A rare freshwater reserve has been discovered off the southern coast of New Zealand, which can help combat drought and mitigate the effects of climate change.