New born sharks practice swimming according to their mother underwater
Two small sharks gently bend themselves to swim with their mothers off the island of Kangaroo, Australia.
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Two small sharks gently bend themselves to swim with their mothers off the island of Kangaroo, Australia.
Experts record the process of a sex changing fish becoming bigger than a male.
The loss of a miscarriage due to abortion when caught is a phenomenon that has not been reported, often confused and not well understood.
The giant octopus that lives in the Pacific Ocean is the largest octopus and
According to the Daily Mail, not only leopard sharks, other marine creatures like rays, bass, big pomfret and other fat creatures also mysteriously died in San Francisco…
Few people can expect, the shark that a Quang Ninh villager caught a few days ago is in the Red Book of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Re…
The ferocious white shark kept swimming back and forth in front of the big blue boat in Port Lincoln, a city in South Australia, Australia, Sun reported on October 13.
The video below shows a brave diver cutting his wrist in a shark-filled area to prove his point is right.
Perhaps you have seen the shark jaw, or the deep blue sea, ... if so, you will definitely think that shark is the most dangerous killer of the ocean.
A new image of an organism is recorded
The list of the 6 most dangerous and scary seas in the world is voted on based on the natural properties of the sea as well as the types of poisonous creatures capable o…
Recently, experts from Florida Atlantic University (USA) have confirmed the existence of a new deep-sea shark.
Sharks are always considered one of the world's most dangerous marine creatures by their speed of hunting and sharp teeth.
White sharks are difficult to adapt to life in aquariums for a variety of reasons such as diet, limited space and external environmental impacts, according to IFL Scienc…
Scuba divers photographed white shark sharks snuggled on the seabed near an underwater cave in Revillagigedo, Mexico, National Geographic said on Monday.