Oman fishermen find 80kg ambergris priced at $ 3 million
Three Omani fishermen discovered the vomit of sperm whale, also known as ambergris, weighing 80kg, worth up to three million USD.
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Three Omani fishermen discovered the vomit of sperm whale, also known as ambergris, weighing 80kg, worth up to three million USD.
Two British fishermen picked up wax-like gray objects, most likely rare rare ambergris that cost tens of thousands of dollars.
A new study by Italian scientists shows that the image of a whale clinging to the body of another whale shows a close homosexual connection, possibly a way of expressing…
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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…
Holding the throne in the world of squid species due to its large size, Architeuthis giant squid almost has no deep-sea opponents.
Many consecutive landslides caused the total number of dead whales in the North Sea coast to increase to 26 in just one month.
There is also a very beautiful name 'Ambergris', a vomit of sperm whale which is an indispensable material in the production of ... high-class perfume.
A giant whale fish, more than 15 meters long, was discovered drifting to the coast of California, America in a state of death. The incident attracted the attention of do…
The whale's vomit was found to contain one of the world's most powerful aphrodisiacs, far ahead of all
A group of divers were surprised and confused when they were submerged in giant underwater dungs created by sperm whales in the waters off Dominica Island, the Caribbe…
Learn more about two giant sperm whales and giant squid in their struggle to survive.
Scientists have studied myoglobin, a protein that stores oxygen in the muscles of mammalian marine animals. It's a non-stick protein.
Oysters possess the largest penis compared to their body size in the animal kingdom and now this species continues to set a new record with the ability to capture sperm…
Researchers say a sperm bank for corals, collected from coral reefs in Hawaii, the Caribbean and Australia, could one day help restore and regenerate reefs harm.