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Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized China's Grace Relic as a World Cultural Heritage in 2006.
Canadian fisherman Robin Russell caught a unique shell-colored lobster last November, according to National Geographic.
An orange lobster is rarely seen by Westborough Roche Bros. supermarket staff. In Massachusetts, USA, discovered in the box, Newsweek reported on June 6
The army of spider crabs crawled along the sea floor to the waters of Mornington Bay in Victoria, Australia when winter came, Sun yesterday reported.
Scallop shells can reach a length of 1.5m and weigh 300kg. This is the largest mollusk on earth.
Octopus is a surprisingly complex creature with 500 million neurons on its head and body, capable of planning, deducing and predicting motion.
By taking advantage of the outstanding colors available, with disguised disguise, a clever sea snail has breathtakingly set on its hard shells, making divers look stunne…
It was a shell creature that looked like an alien monster in the movie
The Argonaut octopus instead of mating directly with each other, the male simply removed itself
A German scientist discovered a new species of shrimp in Indonesia, with a hard, colorful shell.
Few people know that clam, also known as clam, is a bivalve mollusk, which humans use as a regular dish, has a life
Australian scientists have inadvertently discovered a new giant oyster species living in the waters of Northern Australia.
The skin of this creature may blink in color, from blue to invisible in an instant.
A lobster with a two-color shell discovered in the UK 4 years ago has a new color-changing shell.
Scientists have identified the longest living animal in the world. It is a sea oyster in the North Atlantic with a lifespan of up to 507 years.