Oceanography
Discovery of a shark's paradise
Humans have long been hungry for shark fin soup (made from shark fins). Fishing and other related human activities are also threatening sharks around the world.
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Oceanography
New discovery from shark's teeth
Looking closely at the shark's teeth, the scientists found that in the teeth of this fierce animal contains fluoride, the basic ingredient in today's human toothpaste an…
Oceanography
Catch rough whales in Hue
On June 10, according to Mr. Bui Ngoc Ga, Chairman of People's Committee of Loc Vinh Commune, Phu Loc District (Thua Thien Hue Province), said the commune's fishermen wh…
Oceanography
The 'monsters' in the sea
If the ground is the dominant area of humanity, the sea is the place where a lot of fear for humanity is spread because this is the land of
Oceanography
The number of sharks that live in the reef at TBD decreases
According to statistics from an international group of researchers published on April 27 in the US, the number of sharks living in the Pacific reef has plummeted, especi…
Oceanography
Glowing sharks
Some scientists have suspected that dwarf sharks possess glowing organs in their abdomen. But that theory has never been verified.
Oceanography
Sharks also need friends
Notorious for its cruelty and lonely lifestyle, but recent evidence suggests that some sharks still want to build complex, long-term social relationships.
Oceanography
Strange sharks show up in the Pacific Ocean
Bythaelurus giddingsi, the name of the new species of the cat shark family, was discovered near Ecuardor's Galapagos Islands. They are animals that humans never knew.
Oceanography
Risk of threatening new shark species
The new shark is similar in appearance to the hammerhead shark found in the area about 7,000km from the east coast of the United States, proving that they are quite popu…
Oceanography
Sharks in Binh Dinh are special resources
According to Dr. Vo Si Tuan, Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography, Quy Nhon Bay, Quy Nhon City, Binh Dinh is a diverse species of intershark shark (11 species), great whi…
Oceanography
Genetically modified sharks rise in the Pacific
A large number of the world's first transgenic sharks have been discovered at the Australian coast. Explaining this phenomenon, scientists believe that this is the trans…
Oceanography
Are guppies more carnivorous than tigers and sharks?
As a result of a new chemical analysis, Poecilia reticulata is placed high in the food chain, even standing on a shark.
Oceanography
Sharks 'virgin' lays many records
Living in a desert hotel, completely isolated from male sharks, but a
Oceanography
Shark sharks eating bamboo sharks
Scuba dive Center for coral reef research (Australia) announced 'snatching' a moment of bamboo shark sharks swamping at Great Keppel Reef in the world's largest coral re…
Oceanography
Albino shark, one eye
Scientists have discovered an extremely rare shark off the coast of Mexico, which has only one eye and albino.