Oceanography
The benefits are endless from whale carcasses
All generations of crabs, insects and creatures in the deep sea can survive every year thanks to the decaying body of a whale.
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Oceanography
Squid 'flying' at sea
A British photographer took a picture of a squid that used jet propulsion to break out of the sea and fly at about 20cm high, according to the Daily Mail.
Oceanography
Strange sea creatures in the coral reef
Scientists at the University of Queensland, Australia have discovered exotic marine creatures not previously recorded beneath the Osprey Reef coral reef.
Oceanography
Plankton contribute to super typhoons
According to a new study, plankton play an important role in turning ordinary storms into super storms, and
Oceanography
Sponges - Natural medicine cabinets
Sponge (seaweed) creates glass needles up to meters long, providing effective anti-cancer substances and is able to purify seawater to remove toxins.
Oceanography
Antarctic fish's blood has antifreeze
Antarctic fish species can freely travel in sea water below 0oC because their blood has anticoagulant glycoprotein.
Oceanography
Strange wild creatures threaten the European sea
The United Nations has recently warned against strange wildlife species that are invading and threatening biodiversity in European waters.
Oceanography
Discovering many new creatures in the Indonesian sea
Colorful and diverse images of newly discovered creatures, many of which look attractive.
Oceanography
Octopus 'impersonates' flatfish to survive
The BBC reported that the Thaumoctopus mimicus octopus living in Indonesian waters could 'impersonate' the same swimming technique of flatfish or sea snakes to survive.
Oceanography
Spectacular underwater scenery in Indonesia
Hai clung to the sea crab to hitchhike is one of the most impressive images scientists have taken during a recent exploration of Indonesian waters.
Oceanography
Female whale shark is a
A new analysis of whale shark embryos suggests that whale sharks (also known as whale sharks) may be
Oceanography
Plastic waste is poisoning the ocean
Oceanographer David Gallo, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) as he boarded his ship anchored in the area where the Titanic was resting, saw evidence of a much…
Oceanography
Strange creatures under the seabed of Indonesia
Environmentalists voiced a warning about the rate of biodiversity decline in the Coral Triangle ...
Oceanography
Clash of giant termite species
Oil field workers in the Gulf of Mexico have encountered giant sea termites up to a meter long for submarine exploration of the seabed at a depth of nearly 3 km.
Oceanography
Fish go under the sea with their feet
The finfish have a type of movement that we rarely see in the fish world.