Oceanography
Sea seals help provide climate data
According to French, Australian, American and British scientists, a special oceanographic sensor attached to an elephant seal can provide 30 times as much data about the…
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Oceanography
Venom-containing tentacles refer to the decline of the sea
The blue patrol boats run along the swimming area of the beaches with large nets gliding over the surface of the water. The yellow flag signaled caution, the red flag…
Oceanography
Fish red fluorescence
Scientists have discovered that red is the preferred color for many fish species, and some species fluoresce in vivid colors.
Oceanography
Hundreds of new species discovered in coral reefs in Australia (Part I)
Hundreds of new species have surprised international researchers who are exploring the waters of the two islands of the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs in northwester…
Oceanography
Hundreds of new species discovered in coral reefs in Australia (Part II)
Hundreds of new species have surprised international researchers who are exploring the waters of the two islands of the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs in northwester…
Oceanography
The ocean is noisier because of air pollution
The increase in CO2 in the atmosphere makes the ocean acidification become more serious.
Oceanography
Filming fishes live in the greatest depth
Scientists filmmaking in one of the world's deepest slots discovered a fish-like tadpole (snail) that lives in the flock gathered around the bait.
Oceanography
New species appear depending on how the female chooses the male
Eye color and hair color play an important role in finding partners in humans, but visual stimulation can also decide to choose a partner in the animal kingdom.
Oceanography
Strangers hide under the waves
Queen's University Belfast is calling on the public to help find methods to detect and prevent the spread of alien species.
Oceanography
The horrors of the sea
When the shipyard began to shake, the workers were afraid to die. Is there an earthquake? The jetty squeaked to the side. Trucks and boxes crashed down to San Francisco…
Oceanography
Ice mountains 'disrupt' ecological diversity in the Antarctic seabed
Antarctic worms, sea spiders, sea urchins and other marine species that live near the shore are often hit by glaciers. New information shows that the habitat along the A…
Oceanography
Find boiling water in the middle of the cold Arctic
Deep in the Arctic Circle, scientists have discovered columns of hot liquid spraying on the sea floor at twice the boiling temperature of water.
Oceanography
Catch the animal that lives in record depth
Three new marine shrimp were caught at a depth of 2,300 meters on hot water slots in the mid-Atlantic mountains.
Oceanography
Secrets of the sea: Sounds and sea creatures
Underwater sounds are important for animals. It allows them to navigate, hear the sounds of approaching predators and prey, and is a way of communicating with others. Th…
Oceanography
Dolphins flirt with their mates with ... trash
A South American water dolphin uses dry branches, moss and clay to attract mates and threatens opponents. British and Brazilian researchers observed male dolphins within…