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The sea eels have a very independent function, which is surprising to many people.
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The sea eels have a very independent function, which is surprising to many people.
The ocean is the source of all, is the birth of this Earth. But see what humans have done to it?
Researchers in the UK have discovered two new species of two-legged armor (amchipod) that specialize in eating whale carcasses.
Three killer whales rushed to attack, biting the poor tiger shark, before tearing their prey into pieces.
Sharks are often likened to
Australian scientists have inadvertently discovered a new giant oyster species living in the waters of Northern Australia.
According to China Central Television (CCTV), a fisherman in Fujian Province, East China has caught one child
The Maine State Institute for Biodiversity Research (USA) has reported that up to 84% of fish worldwide contain a significant amount of mercury to human health, accordin…
This creature has made many scientists confused in identifying its species during the past time. A mysterious creature that has not been able to identify the source has…
Scientists are trying to find an explanation for a series of mysterious shark attacks in different countries recently.
At the current rate of acidification, in the next few decades, marine organisms such as corals, shellfish such as clams and shellfish are in danger of extinction.
All generations of crabs, insects and creatures in the deep sea can survive every year thanks to the decaying body of a whale.
According to research on ocean life, scientists have recognized the world with a fifth ocean still unexplored.
The northern area of the Arctic Circle is estimated to have about 90 billion barrels of oil, with 1.670 trillion minutes of recoverable natural gas reserves and 33 bil…
Sharks are known to have very good sense of smell, which is very important for finding food in many species. However, according to a new study from Boston University mar…