Oceanography
Giant sea creatures in Antarctica
In the Antarctic waters of New Zealand, huge creatures including jellyfish and tufts of 3.6m long and starfish 0.6m in size have been found. Scientists conducted the mos…
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Oceanography
Dolphins cannot swim too fast
The fastest speed a dolphin can swim near the water is 54 km / hour. He can't swim faster, if he doesn't want to hurt.
Oceanography
Strange sex life of octopus
They flirt, hold hands and watch the lover very strictly. The love life of octopus is far more complicated than one can imagine, said the research team at the University…
Oceanography
Detecting anemones can move
Unlike most sea anemones that attach to life on the seabed, two newly discovered sea anemones in the waters around the Aleutian Islands near Alaska can swim and move.
Oceanography
In the middle of this century, the earth can run out of coral
Amazing coral reefs will definitely die if the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere goes up at the current rate, absorbed into the sea and causes sea water to become sour lik…
Oceanography
The secret to dive deep dolphins without fainting
Some species of seals and dolphins can hold their breath in the water for hours without fainting from lack of oxygen. Absolutely you don't try it at home, because people…
Oceanography
Fishes swim north when the ocean becomes warmer
When the home waters become too hot, some fishes swim north for the first time in hundreds of years in search of cooler waters.
Oceanography
Almost every sea area has been devastated by humans
In many ways, nearly all of the world's oceans have been destroyed by humans, of which 41% have been severely degraded, a study revealed yesterday.
Oceanography
Strange sea creatures in Antarctica
Scientists studying the icy waters of Antarctica say they have discovered mysterious creatures deep beneath the ice, including giant sea spiders and enormous worms. They…
Oceanography
Warm sea can pull sharks to Antarctica: Potentially serious consequences
It's been 40 million years since the sea water in Antarctica was warm enough to sustain sharks and most fish, but that could be repeated in this century as a result of g…
Oceanography
Catching extremely rare albino fish
Whidbey Island, Washington State, USA, the ratfish originating from prehistoric times is recognized as the first perfect albino fish ever discovered. The probability of…
Oceanography
These strange creatures in the sea
From tentacles with jellyfish up to 5 meters long, to giant octopus or monster eels that can swallow a larger prey than it ... Life on the ocean floor is the mystery yet…
Oceanography
Which does shark use to locate smell?
Sharks are known to have very good sense of smell, which is very important for finding food in many species. However, according to a new study from Boston University mar…
Oceanography
Oil pollution: disturbance of living activities in the ecosystem
Pollution of oil and oil spills even if the concentration of oil in water is only 0.1mg / l can cause death of plankton; greatly affects young offspring and larvae of be…
Oceanography
Sharks on the Bahamas
Undeniably sharks are the sea gods who are always ready to eat any prey, including people. It is a mass murderer, has an emotionless look, appears suddenly like ghosts,…