Oceanography
Crocodiles never intentionally kill people
The fact that giant killer whales do not have the habit of killing at sea.
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Oceanography
These relationships are mutually beneficial
A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
Oceanography
Sharks shark sharks
Seafarers in Queensland, Australia are being warned to leave the waters because officials fear a 6-meter giant shark is scouring the coast.
Oceanography
Uncover the mystery of hammerhead sharks
A marine biology study shows, the strange structure of hammerhead sharks is a transcendent feature that allows them to observe with wide viewing angles of up to 360 degr…
Oceanography
Play with ocean assassins
An Australian young man sits on the corpse of a whale in the middle of the ocean while a few sharks shone from the corpse.
Oceanography
Love sharks love love songs
The enchanting vocals of music legend Barry White are used by London Marine Park to awaken the sexual desire of a male shark.
Oceanography
10 most terrifying sea creatures
Under the deep blue water there are countless dangerous creatures, from enormous creatures with tremendous power to tiny creatures with powerful self-defense weapons.
Oceanography
'Ghost shark' was discovered for the first time
US scientists have discovered a mysterious shark in the eastern Pacific. In this species, the genitals of the male fish lie on the forehead.
Oceanography
A giant shark species was discovered
On September 29, fossil traces of a giant shark up to 16m long were discovered in Panama.
Oceanography
Catching a shark must be
The British Aquatic Center is training dolphin-like sharks in the hope of reducing the level of
Oceanography
White sharks hunt as mass killers
The giant assassin under the ocean did not attack the prey randomly. They always choose the target from before and follow the prey before attacking.
Oceanography
The world's smallest whale shark
Philippine environmentalists have just saved a whale shark the size of a wrist.
Oceanography
Evolution of fin, limb and gill
Genetic tools that animals use to form fins and limbs are similar to genetic tools that control bone growth in sharks, according to a new study.
Oceanography
Breathtaking sight of sharks, dolphins and seabirds hunting sardines
In the waters of South Africa, millions of sardines rush through the ocean's cold currents, they rush to the surface when surrounded by sharks, dolphins and seabirds.
Oceanography
Sharks have weak jaws
Researchers at the University of Tampa (USA) found that sharks actually have very weak jaws compared to their size.