Finding fish and shrimp living under thick ice in Antarctica
When drilling a small hole in Antarctica, the scientists were stunned to see the fish and shrimp swimming in the eternal darkness at a depth of 740m below the ice.
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When drilling a small hole in Antarctica, the scientists were stunned to see the fish and shrimp swimming in the eternal darkness at a depth of 740m below the ice.
According to Daily Mail, a fisherman near the beach of Leo Carrillio, California, USA was very surprised when he discovered a sea creature that looks extremely strange a…
Most people will probably only see the appearance of a turtle without really knowing what it is like in their body.
Amy Moran, an ocean ecologist at the University of Hawaii, USA, said sea spiders use the heart instead of the heart to pump blood and oxygen to feed the body in a study…
Ocean marine biologist Johnny Gaskell shot a young green sea turtle tearing jellyfish tentacles as food in shallow waters around Hook Island, Queenland state.
The big mako shark came to attack the boat of two fishermen when they used the fishing rod to pull a half-dug out of a dolphin to look closer, according to Grind TV.
NASA has published the latest images of the Black Sea taken from satellites. According to experts, the color of this important Russian sea has changed.
The ocean is always mysterious, and this is also the reason why a group of researchers decided to head to the coast of Australia in search of new marine creatures.
Australian scientists have discovered a strange creature in an area that has never been discovered.
Scientists believe that mermaids are just a product of human imagination when they see manatee or dugongs from a distance.
The researchers first recorded Cuvier's snout-like whale with a drone in a conservation area.
International scientists caught a fierce-looking fish with a wide mouth full of teeth while exploring the deep Australian waters.
Fishermen off the coast of the Netherlands have caught the first two-headed dolphin in the world.
Visiting a gastronomic neighborhood in the Philippines, a male tourist saw a strange, black-shaped object on sale.
Hiding thousands of meters in the ocean floor, these aquatic monsters did not expect to have a date to appear again.