Oceanography
The fast stingray rushes to the beach to escape the shark jaw
The intelligent stingray constantly soared out of the water and landed on the sand, making the shark have no choice but to give up the hunt.
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Oceanography
Cannibal sharks appear in the middle of Australian streets
The lifeguards were stunned to find a large killer shark lying in a puddle when the floodwaters retreated after the storm of Debbie in Australia.
Oceanography
Panic of thousands of sharks surrounding the US coast
Tourists stand on the shore in panic as they see sharks gathering in the coast.
Oceanography
Ghost sharks were first recorded at a depth of 2,000m
The strange-looking fish with a retractable sexual organ was first discovered in the northern hemisphere.
Oceanography
Russian fishermen share a collection of ocean monsters that cause fever
Photographs of scary monsters under the ocean have been caught by a Russian fisherman who has attracted much attention on social networks.
Oceanography
The weirdest shark in the world
The study, published recently in the September issue of Biology of the Sea, also shows that, even when swimming at full speed, Greenland sharks can only reach a maximum…
Oceanography
Baby sharks know how to take over, eliminate each other from the womb
Viewers will better understand the survival struggle in the animal world - only the strongest and largest individuals of sharks can survive.
Oceanography
The reason the shark likes to bite the optical cable
Sharks often bite the fiber cable under the seabed attracted by electric current in the cable or curious about strange objects.
Oceanography
Sharks give birth without males
A zebra shark in Australia unexpectedly gave birth to three babies without a male
Oceanography
Sharks 2 heads appear much, and the underlying cause is very worrying
It seems that only in movies, but reports that the first two sharks appear more and more. What is the reason?
Oceanography
Australian fishermen get the world's most
Two fishermen in Perth, Australia may have broken a world record after they caught a giant 3.85m hammerhead shark.
Oceanography
Thanks to sharks, the pearl island in the Philippines revived miraculously
After heavy devastation from Typhoon Haiyan, a famous resort island in the Philippines has been revived thanks to the ferocious sharks hiding in the deep sea.
Oceanography
EU countries allow sharks to be used for research
European Union (EU) countries have agreed to allow quota-based shark fishing in deep waters to help scientists more accurately determine the status and quantity of the r…
Oceanography
Face shark who loses Turkish fishermen
Fishermen in Mersin city, south of Turkey caught a 1 meter long shark, whose head looked like a human face, Mirror yesterday reported.
