The 'part of the sea' is revealed after a century
Nyora, dubbed the deadly ship, could be the bottom of the sea of 14 people missing in the shipwreck 102 years ago.
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Nyora, dubbed the deadly ship, could be the bottom of the sea of 14 people missing in the shipwreck 102 years ago.
Homo sapiens recorded in the book Sex Weird-o-Pedia in the form of reproduction, the way to attract the typical mates of each species.
A large wolf eel though the head was cut off from the body, but when the water cans were close to the mouth, it was still easy to bite.
Conditions of erratic oceanic climate and a series of strong storms, salinity of sea water reaches the threshold ... causing the water surface to not freeze.
According to NOAA's report (American National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Delegation), the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, where oxygen is low, is capable of…
Fossils of giant dinosaurs living in the ocean were discovered by Antiquities in Antarctica.
Deep sea puffer fish can hold breaths for 26 to 40 seconds by keeping a large amount of water in the gills.
Diamonds - precious stones associated with images of longevity and eternity. They are mutant rocks formed after billions of years of exposure to environments with extrem…
A video posted on YouTube recently brought a close-up and closest view when a rocket was launched from the launch pad.
Biological experts in the North Carolina area are having difficulty identifying the skeleton of a mysterious, thorny creature, washed up on the beach.
A seabed predator known as deep sea arowana has developed a unique adaptation to compensate for its relatively small size.
This small rocket, designed to rapidly deploy and launch from mobile launchers such as ships, carries seven artificial satellites, including one to measure the sea surfa…
The phenomenon of rare dual cannons appeared in Krabi beach, Thailand just before sunset, causing hundreds of witnesses to be shocked.
Lately, it feels like more than half of the internet community in Vietnam and China has sunk a lovely creature. That is the pepper.
A study by Australian scientists published on June 3 showed that large earthquakes also caused sea levels to rise in the oceans.