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Scientists at the Maine Research Institute are located in Portland, Maine, and the United States discovered a special shell shrimp divided into two distinct colors: oran…
Giant clam with the scientific name Tridacna gigas, is the world's largest two-shell mollusk, discovered in 1521.
The marine animal named Pyura chilensis surprised many people by mistaking it for a bloody stone.
For the first time in history, scientists have photographed and studied the crab Pylopagurus discoidalis, often called recluse crab.
Acidic oceans are dissolving the shells of marine organisms, making these creatures unable to resist predators.
Chinese fishermen have caught a giant stingray weighing more than a ton off the coast of Fujian province. After putting stingray on a boat on September 3, fishermen took…
Fishermen who found snow-white lobsters in their nets decided not to eat them and took them to a aquatic center in Weymouth, Dorset, where it attracted a large number of…
For the first time, scientists took a series of images of the black-spotted fishing fish, scientifically named Choerodon schoenleinii, using tools to pick up meat in a s…
Dr. Peter Todd - former volunteer of VSA (New Zealand Volunteer Supply Organization) - had an article sent to the Environment page to call for the rescue of Vietnamese s…
An oceanographer discovered the new crab shaped like a strawberry, with white spots on the red apricot, on the southern coast of Taiwan.
The latest research on the three-layer shell structure of a sea snail species can lead to the introduction of new generation helmets and helmets.
Scientists witnessed the octopus picking up pieces of coconut shells and turning them into shelters.
What makes Alaska's seas one of the most productive regions in the world can also make them vulnerable to sea acidification.
L. helicina is a wing-legged animal - a soft-bodied marine animal that is as small as a lentil - commonly known as the 'fried potato' of the ocean because it is the food…
A new giant clam has just been found in the Red Sea, with deep folds on the shell.