Oceanography
Sharks also repatriated to breed
Lemon shark (lemon shark) journey 'about where they were born to breed.
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Oceanography
Sharks attack
Sharks can detect when humans turn to face them, which helps explain why the sea gods prefer to attack from the blind spot of their prey.
Oceanography
Crash the legendary shark
Eating sharks does not only cure cancer, but the organisms themselves cannot protect themselves from the attack of malignant tumors.
Oceanography
Sharks in Australia are tagged
Australian scientists have attached tags containing signal transmitting devices to 338 sharks to determine their location to provide a timely warning, limiting attacks c…
Oceanography
7 most bizarre creatures in the ocean
An ax-shaped fish with a face like an obese man ... is some of the most bizarre creatures in the ocean.
Oceanography
Species 'killer' short nose, specializing in gaping prey on the prey
Other sharks are also known as Carcharhinus leucas, or Zambezi or Zambi sharks in Africa and Nicaragua sharks in Nicaragua.
Oceanography
Unknown story 'white monster' in the ocean
White sharks are species that humans have known for a long time. They are seen as monsters of the ocean.
Oceanography
Rare whales drift on American beaches
Scientists have recently discovered a rare swordfish that drifted on Venice, California state, and is believed to be attacked by sharks.
Oceanography
Kill dolphins as prey for shark hunting
The London-based ecological agency has released documents about the current status of 'mass dolphin slaughter, shark hunting prey'.
Oceanography
Big sharks bite small sharks
American scientists were surprised when a big shark jumped up and swallowed the small shark they had just caught.
Oceanography
7 bizarre creatures in the deep sea
On September 14, Guardian magazine (UK) introduced the unique images and characteristics of 7 species of bizarre sea creatures living in deep sea areas.
Oceanography
Mako sharks are killed
The 1.8m long fin mako shark was found by a construction worker and local photographer named Robbert Westerdyk.
Oceanography
Conquering white sharks weighing 1000kg
Scientists captured a white shark, anesthetized it, and attached a GPS positioning tag to its fins
Oceanography
Detect additional fetal 2-headed shark weird
Christopher Johnston, an offshore fisherman in the Indian Ocean, discovered a double-headed blue shark after slaughtering a pregnant shark on a boat off Australia.
Oceanography
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.