Oceanography
Octopus and grouper combine to hunt down Australia's seabed
Octopuses and grouper also hunt a good small fish that wriggles in coral reefs and often hides in rocks that are so small that grouper cannot chase.
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Oceanography
Detecting secret communication methods of humpback whales
Whales are known for their loud cries to gather herds, male whales also emit loud echoes to attract their partners during the breeding season.
Oceanography
The ancestors of all animals today are an unexpected species
Bacteria are the first signs of life that appear on the green planet. But bacteria are not animals! So where is the first animal to appear?
Oceanography
Sharks are 'savior' for the future of electronics
Scientists have discovered a thickening fluid in the shark's nose that has a higher electronic sensitivity than any other material on Earth.
Oceanography
Detecting sharks can be driven by the nose
One of the great mysteries of sharks is how they navigate a straight line.
Oceanography
The giant jellyfish washed over the English coast
The jellyfish was found to be about 1 meter in size, one of the first offshore creatures to drift off the English coast this summer.
Oceanography
Sharks in Australia are tagged
Australian scientists have attached tags containing signal transmitting devices to 338 sharks to determine their location to provide a timely warning, limiting attacks c…
Oceanography
Mysterious immortal creatures, young and old
A self-regenerating Irish sea creature is being considered by scientists in the study of stem cells to treat birth defects and cancer.
Oceanography
Dolphins show the way for fishermen to catch fish
'About 200 local fishermen hand-catch on dolphins. They will not catch without the help of dolphins. Fishermen can recognize the signs of each fish only with their eyes,…
Oceanography
Dolphins whistle to remember the same characteristics
Ocean biologists said they discovered dolphins use whistles to remember the characteristics of their fellow humans.
Oceanography
Track the narwhal in the Arctic
Information on the site mongabay.com said a group of scientists from the International Fund for Nature Protection in Canada (WWF-Canada) has attached a satellite signal…
Oceanography
Catching a shark must be
The British Aquatic Center is training dolphin-like sharks in the hope of reducing the level of
Oceanography
Small marine creatures signal climate change
According to scientists at a press conference on February 23 at the annual meeting of the American Association for the advancement of science in Boston, because seawater…
Oceanography
Whale language is richer than we thought
Humpback whales use up to 35 sounds during communication activities. They also have things
Oceanography
Ice mountains know how to sing!
Scientists are examining the tremors of the Earth's crust in Antarctica believing they have found an ice mountain. This interesting discovery is published in today's iss…