Oceanography
Conquering white sharks weighing 1000kg
Scientists captured a white shark, anesthetized it, and attached a GPS positioning tag to its fins
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Sharks dive deeper when the moon is full
The full moon cycle and the warmth of the sea will cause some sharks to dive deeper, according to new research.
Oceanography
Pink dolphin - the symbol of Hong Kong is disappearing
According to the South China Morning Post newspaper (Hong Kong), experts have just announced a significant decrease in the number of pink dolphins in Hong Kong.
Oceanography
Detecting giant sea monster corpses
People living near the Bay of Plenty (New Zealand) discovered the first part of the monster about 9m long was washed ashore after several storms.
Oceanography
South China Sea: The world's most dangerous ocean
The South China Sea is ranked first in the list of the world's most dangerous oceans according to a new study by a group of scientists from Southamton Solent University.
Oceanography
The strange sea monsters in the deep sea
Diverse life under the ocean always contains mysteries that lie beyond human imagination. Animals that always hide in the bottom of the water also have an unusual appear…
Oceanography
Strange to see ... specialty
The marine animal named Pyura chilensis surprised many people by mistaking it for a bloody stone.
Oceanography
Catch 150kg turtle in Quang Ninh
According to Vu Trong Nhien, 56 years old, living in Quang Ha town, Hai Ha district, on March 20, many people dragged each other into the boat of a fisherman named Son w…
Oceanography
Map the global coral
Scientists have published a series of unique photos about the coral world in the project
Oceanography
How slug becoming self defence?
Biologists have discovered why the sea slug (scientific name aplysia) always leaves a smudge on the surface where they have crawled.
Oceanography
The bigger the crab, the more sad the seafood lover
Scientists at the Center for Fisheries Research at the University of California found that high levels of carbon dioxide in the air have made crabs bigger, faster and ha…
Oceanography
Alerting the decline of coral in the East Sea
China's economic boom has seriously threatened the living environment and significantly reduced the area of coral reefs in the South China Sea.
Oceanography
Discover the largest scallop populations in the world
Scientists have just announced the discovery of the largest scallop population in the world in the west coast of Scotland.