Glowing sea shrimp glows on the coast of Japan
A group of photographers recorded the stunning scenery made up of thousands of blue-glowing marine shrimp on the Japanese coast.
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A group of photographers recorded the stunning scenery made up of thousands of blue-glowing marine shrimp on the Japanese coast.
Alien squid, giant shrimps, giant temples ... are strange images of underwater inhabitants recorded by photographers participating in the Ocean Art Competition.
Many people are frightened to see centipedes, lice ... But when the fear they bring is nothing compared to the scary prehistoric insects of the following.
Transparent animals have glass-like skin. Although found throughout the world, their existence is always a mystery to scientists.
Small blue shrimp, with scientific name Phycocaris sp is a fever with divers at Lembeh waist, north Sulawesi, Indonesia. This species was discovered by a diving instruct…
The set of crustaceans is one of the most bizarre and diverse groups of creatures in the deep sea. Gribble seaworm, this species specializes in eating pieces of wood flo…
Discovered since 1852, herlequin shrimp is considered one of the most formidable assassins for starfish.
Living fossil animals are species that remain in shape for millions of years, with little or even no relatives, representing a single species that still exists.
Take a look at a world of wonders with tiny, invisible creatures on the ocean floor.
These creatures love the extreme cold in areas like Antarctica and Arctic.
White sharks frolic with fish pilots, shrimp are doing dental hygiene for fish, glass fish off the Shagra Sea, Egypt ...
Small creatures like shrimps, crabs, sea slugs, sea cucumbers ... are also enough to create a colorful picture of the ocean world.
The predatory pistol shrimp that uses it creates a bubble bullet that can kill the enemy.
Sea shrimp use sharp long legs like a sword to stab an enemy's stomach, making the sea dragon fish without any resistance.
A divers shot himself, opening his mouth under the sea in Hawaii to feed the shrimps