Why do Japanese people go on catching whales to eat?
Gray whales up to 10 meters long were casually hooked with explosives on their backs, dragged on a long road and hoisted on the boat, cutting flesh into pieces.
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Gray whales up to 10 meters long were casually hooked with explosives on their backs, dragged on a long road and hoisted on the boat, cutting flesh into pieces.
Such waves exist in the deepest part of the ocean and rarely cause trouble for the majority of the world's population.
The research team on the Nautilus expedition vessel captures a rare sight of a transparent squid near Juan de Fuca alley in Salish sea, off the coast of British Columbia…
On August 5, a ship carrying five tourists and three sailors were on their way back to the land after a fishing trip near the Whitsunday Islands (Australia) when a whale…
The flock of killer whales stalked the fishermen's ship to cut their hands on all the fish they had just caught.
Giao Long diving ship caught the precious red sea cucumber rarely survey the deepest Mariana trench in the world in the Pacific Ocean.
In the deepest abyss of the Earth, scientists have discovered a new series of creatures with extremely bizarre shapes.
By computer simulation and data analysis of bone and bone structure, scientists have shown that sperm whales use their forehead to knock the enemy and can sink ships lar…
On a clear day the sky stopped, on the surface of the ocean suddenly appeared a wall of water from ten to thirty meters high - you met a
In 2011, an Australian cruise ship attracted white sharks thanks to songs by famous rock band AC / DC.
On June 3, the US Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said it has discovered and recorded thousands of individuals belonging to unknown species living in the Car…
Boats are a major threat to blue whales, because the animal does not know how to react when it hits.
The ranked shark, a rare shark, was discovered by fishing ships in Gippsland, southeastern Australia.
Before the record drought, wildlife conservationists are planning to transport 30 million salmon to the Pacific by trucks instead of letting them thrive.
Two giant whales appeared beneath a tourist boat, seemingly just needing to swing their tail to sink the ship in the blink of an eye.