These relationships are mutually beneficial
A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
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A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
That is the judgment of a British scientist on October 15. He also warned of global warming caused by global warming that would raise sea levels and harm wild species li…
Mexico is preparing to build the world's largest underwater museum by releasing about 400 concrete statues under the Caribbean Sea ...
Scientists at the National Geographic site took rare photos of giant squid feeding behavior of sperm whales.
A 10-ton fishing vessel has just been capsized in the east of the Japanese sea by giant jellyfish.
Calmly at the sharp teeth that are being spotted out of the 3.66m long leopard, photographer Amos Nachoum desperately takes a close lens to have a good photo despite kno…
A new study explains how the elephant seals scientists ask for a long time when they leave the mainland during the 8-month migration season in the sea.
The jellyfish is quite large and fast moving, but they are swallowed up by an almost immobile marine creature, the mushroom coral.
Sea melon, finned octopus, oil-eating octopus are three of thousands of new marine creatures with strange shapes found by scientists.
A British couple caught a giant lobster, up to 90 cm long, but decided to return it to the sea.
For the first time in history, images of lava flows erupted at a depth of nearly 1,200 meters below the sea - the deepest volcanic explosion, recorded in the Pacific Oce…
For a long time, dolphins have always attracted the attention of scientists worldwide. They try to decipher many mysteries about the behavior and language of this strang…
An American family caught millions of sardines when they discovered coral reefs near the Philippine island of Pescador. The length of the fish up to 120 m.