Sea snakes know how to make the same head and tail
A very poisonous sea snake that repels predators by a trick of making predators that their tail is their head, according to Marine Ecology on August 6.
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A very poisonous sea snake that repels predators by a trick of making predators that their tail is their head, according to Marine Ecology on August 6.
Scientists found that the jellyfish also stirred the ocean as strongly as the tide or the wind.
The United States Marine and Wildlife Service (FWS) has published a report on the current status of polar bears and Pacific walrus in Alaska. Reports confirm that polar…
Traces of bird droppings observed from satellites have helped British scientists determine where the flock of emperor penguins lay eggs on extremely large south.
Researchers have recently discovered where sharks are exposed - the second largest fish in the world - hiding for about half a year, according to an online publication p…
Scientists have long wondered what these non-feathered birds do for months on the sea as they prepare for breeding.
The spikes of sea urchins make them look like pins filled with pins, but besides, they also have very strong teeth that can be plugged into stone.
A group of scientists recently found a hidden population of leatherback turtles in Gabon, West Africa and the largest turtle population in the world.
For decades, scientists have been fascinated by the diverse sounds emitted by sperm whales, in part because of the popular theory in the scientific world that these soun…
Experts say they have detected the kind of sound signal that calls each other of the North Atlantic blue whale in a sea that used to be where whales live.
The amazing journey of a green turtle from Indonesia to the Australian waters helps conservationists follow the route of this animal's migration to the Kimberley-Pilbara…
Nanjing City has just entered history as the first spawning site for emperor penguins in captivity.
Traces like trench on the sea floor of giant single-celled creatures in deep water can bring new insights into the evolutionary origin of animals.
The sea is very loud. Although we don't hear much when we put our ears down on the water, with a dedicated device you can hear an audio choir. The noise is very diverse,…
Scientists have announced the discovery of the largest animal eyes on earth with a diameter larger than a football. These eyes belong to an extremely rare giant squid th…