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Giant white sharks appear to be quite calm in the face of humans off the coast of Mexico.
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Giant white sharks appear to be quite calm in the face of humans off the coast of Mexico.
With a length of 5 m and weighing nearly 2 tons, the great white shark is considered the largest carnivorous fish in the world.
National Geographic Documentary recently revealed
The python swallowed the dog weighing 5.8kg; Heron knocks a large turtle; Mantis mites frog legs ... are the most impressive mutual carnivorous scenes in the animal worl…
Live Science Magazine (USA) has just introduced a collection of 25 ancient organisms: from fish, birds, mammals, dinosaurs and other animals discovered by archaeologists…
The white shark shows off its hideous, jagged teeth or bites into each other, looking like they're laughing. Below are pictures of gods in the ocean.
A pair of winning bloody lions, the shark fluttering on the sea snapped the prey ... are the winning images in the contest organized by National Geography science magazi…
Photographer Jason Heller traveled to the wild coast of South Africa in July to capture the image of a fish party ...
Wildlife photographer Chris Brunskill has seized the moment a white shark throws himself to the surface of the sea and snaps a baby seal at Hai Cang Island, the South Af…
With its large size, the dinosaurs dominated the mainland in prehistoric times, and the giant sharks once infested terror in the sea. However, both species have long sin…
Great white sharks are predators that live in coastal areas throughout the oceans.
For the first time in history, a special documentary revealed the life in the womb of animals
Sharks are groups of cartilaginous fish, hydrodynamic bodies easily turn water, there are 5 to 7 gill slots along each side or near the head (the first slot behind the e…
Photos of Underwater Life by JP Trenque - winner of the 2005 Photographic Competition with a captivating photo of the ocean world.
A group of anglers off the coast of Miami, Florida, USA discovered this scene and filmed video.