Hundreds of thousands of marine species are still secret
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After a decade of studying the world's oceans, scientists published the final results of the project for the first time -
Some fishermen see strange shrimp in Grafham Water, Cambridgeshire county. They eat invertebrate animals in the lake ,,,
A new study shows that climate change has caused a population of poisonous crab Henslow to leave their homeland and invade the North Sea of Europe.
A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
A British couple caught a giant lobster, up to 90 cm long, but decided to return it to the sea.
Three new marine shrimp were caught at a depth of 2,300 meters on hot water slots in the mid-Atlantic mountains.
Surveying the deep seabed, scientists have discovered more mysterious creatures than anyone could imagine. At a location nearly 3.2 km deep in Dai T & aci
French fishermen were surprised when they caught a live lobster with a red crust like the color of the boiled shrimp. The female shrimp weighs 600gr, named
Mr. Jatna Supriatna, Executive Director of the International Nature Conservation Organization in Indonesia, said that during ocean tours this year conducted by the organ…
A group of divers discovered a new crustacean in the southern Pacific, resembling shrimp and covered with a fine yellow fur. Scientists said this animal, named
Shrimps are arthropods, one of the important seafood sources of China, the Yellow Sea, and Bohai. This is a large type of shrimp, which used to be paired by pairs, so it…
The survey of an international group in tropical waters between the eastern United States and the mid-Atlantic mountains has found between 10 and 20 new tiny species of…
Scientists have discovered fossils of the strange 508 million year old shrimp, which are considered to be the oldest arthropods in the world.
Unlike giant dinosaur skeletons, some fossils have become the focus of archaeologists' attention because of their uniqueness.
German scientists at Ludwig-Maximilian University have discovered fossil giant sperm about 16 million years ago of a crustacean like shrimp and mussels.