Oceanography
Female whale shark is a
A new analysis of whale shark embryos suggests that whale sharks (also known as whale sharks) may be
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Oceanography
Sharks often attack people when the moon is new
A recent study shows that the number of shark attacks increased dramatically during the new moon, on Sundays and in shallow waters.
Oceanography
Discover the mystery of 'invisible' sharks
With the ability to glow and mingle with water colors, some sharks become completely invisible to prey and enemies.
Oceanography
Decode the shark's super sense of smell
Sharks can smell the smell of a drop of blood falling into the ocean 500m away or distinguish a drop of blood from a million drops of sea water ...
Oceanography
Sharks 'virgin' spawns at Nha Trang aquarium
Two shark sharks that live in the aquarium VinPearlland (Nha Trang) have spawned themselves without males.
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
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
'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
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
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.
Oceanography
Unmarried sharks remain pregnant
American scientists were stunned to discover that a black-fin shark in the Atlantic conceived without a male.
Oceanography
Whale sharks - the 'fighter pilots' of the sea
These giant monsters can carry out underwater flying, making the fighter pilot embarrassed, the two researchers announced.
Oceanography
Sharks move strangely to find food
Sharks and other marine animals search for food with a kind of shopping-like type of people, according to one of the biggest analyzes of the habit of searching for prey…