Discovered many mysterious creatures under the Pacific Ocean, some living up to 15,000 years old
Scientists have just recorded images of beautiful and mysterious creatures at a depth of 5,000m below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.
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Scientists have just recorded images of beautiful and mysterious creatures at a depth of 5,000m below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.
The sea monster's ancient remains were found near Marambio Base, an Argentine Antarctic research station.
A research group in the US has just tested cloud brightening technology using sea salt. The test will be the start of a promising technology that will help reduce global…
A 50-million-year-old geological treasure buried beneath the Philippine Sea Plate preserves fascinating data about the Earth's mantle.
According to research, the central area of the Younghusband Peninsula (Australia) is in a period of severe coastal erosion, shrinking 100m since 1980 at an average rat…
The Deep Sea Dreamer ship has an estimated construction cost of about 250 million USD, can run on water, dive close to the water surface or go down to a depth of 100m.
About 117 million years ago, sea level was about 210m higher than today, but this may still not be the highest level in history.
It is interesting that the largest animals living in the sea are not fish but mammals.
The research team used a long-term oriented short-term neural network (ConvLSTM) to build a seasonal-scale Antarctic sea ice prediction model.
Holes ranging from a few meters to 60 meters wide scattered across the seabed off the coast of Germany were initially thought to be formed by methane gas, but were actua…
Giant Antarctic sea spiders have different biological characteristics from regular sea spiders, and their way of giving birth and incubating eggs is also very different.
A parasite almost wiped out the giant Pinna nobilis mussel in 2016. However, recently, Croatia discovered that this mussel is growing again and is making efforts to pres…
The number of humpback whales in the North Pacific has plummeted 20% in less than a decade. According to researchers, the cause may come from a heat wave at sea.
Scientists confirmed the new bleaching episode after conducting an aerial survey of 300 'shallow' coral reefs as sea temperatures threaten the habitat of thousands of ma…
It was the rotting corpse of a giant sea creature, the smell was terrible.