Oceanography
Using Argos pepper piles tracks humpback whales
Approximately 15 stakes of Argos pepper will be placed on the backs of humpback whales in order to understand their movement to the waters of New Caledonia in the winter.
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The more salty the sea, the less blood sharks are
The amount of blood in each shark depends on the salinity of the surrounding seawater. Similarly, the volume of other liquids is also regulated by the environment. This…
Oceanography
Canada: Discover many strange sea creatures
Bedford Institute of Oceanography scientists have discovered many strange creatures in Sable Bay in the waters of Nova Scotia and some other areas in Canada's Newfoundla…
Oceanography
All humans are lacking in water
About 700 million people globally are living in conditions of water shortage ...
Oceanography
Corals are able to withstand high acidity
Under the complex and fragile ecosystem, the coral species are twice as threatened by the warming of the climate: the overheating of the water causes them to whiten and…
Oceanography
Kazakhstan indebted to save the dead sea
The Kazakhstan government has secured a multi-million dollar loan from the World Bank to save the Aral Sea - the worst man-made environmental disaster in history. The mo…
Oceanography
Save the Aral Sea
When the Sun began to appear on the Aral Sea (located in Central Asia, north of Kazakhstan, South to Uzbekistan), Alek sailed to the sea. After a moment of letting go of…
Oceanography
The giant oceans have caused the cataclysm?
Rumors have been discovered that an object resembles a ship on top of Mount Ararat (in Armenie, eastern Turkey, which, according to the legend of the parking place of No…
Oceanography
The Thua Thien - Hue and Quang Tri seas are beginning to be affected
After more than three days since the FO oil incident (a form of asphalt oil) entered the waters of Quang Nam, specialized agencies have not been able to determine the ca…
Oceanography
Why smell the sea?
A beach trip means sand in your feet, salt water in your mouth and cool air in your nose. But what brought the sea something so pleasant and unmistakable? Now the curtai…
Oceanography
Discovered new species of crustaceans and mollusks in the Philippines
About 80 scientists, professionals, students and volunteers from 19 countries - surveyed the waters around Panglao Island, located 624 km southeast of Manila, since 2004…
Oceanography
New Zealand caught the giant squid
New Zealand fishermen have caught a giant squid weighing about 450kg and have large cannons of the size of a wheel. This giant squid (scientific name Mesonychoteuthis ha…
Oceanography
Cultivation of sea grapes: A capital but a few words
Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography has successfully cultivated grapes, also known as sea grapes, which can be used as a high-class vegetable. 1 kg of sea grapes is curr…
Oceanography
Discover a vast 'Ocean' inside the earth
Scientists study deep in the earth and they have found evidence that there is a large reservoir located below eastern Asia, and the lake has the least volume equivalent…
Oceanography
Whale hunt giant squid like?
In the cold darkness of the Pacific, hiding thousands of giant squid - aggressive predators nearly 2 meters long and nearly a pound weight that respected fishermen call