Oceanography
Detecting strange fields in the deep sea
Ocean explorers have discovered a vast field deep in the ocean that extends from the Arctic to the Indian Ocean, receiving energy with only hot water and is rich in stra…
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Oceanography
Gasterosteus sticklebacks
Sticklebacks have 3 hard spines on their backs: 2 long spines long, and the third short. My body is about 10cm long, although this fish does not have scales, they have s…
Oceanography
Is coral an animal or a plant?
Corals are coral class marine organisms (Anthozoa) that exist in the form of small polyps like anemones, often living in populations of many identical individuals.
Oceanography
Discovering new marine pests
A group of British and Swedish scientists have discovered a new marine worm on a whale in the North Sea, on Swedish waters.
Oceanography
Listen to the sound of the ocean
Landslides, earthquakes, or the melodious singing of whales ... The sea can be extremely noisy, vibrant with all harmony. Soon, we will know these deep melodies thanks t…
Oceanography
Snail species 'wearing armor'
Researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History have discovered one of the world's most unusual snails. They had a hard iron layer clinging tightly to each other,…
Oceanography
Sailfish
The sail has a scientific name, Istionphorus platypterus, whose body is about 3m long on average, weighs 55kg, but sometimes has a length of 3.6m and weighs up to 60kg.…
Oceanography
The ocean on Earth is being sucked into a place where no one knows where it is
The ocean is not just what we see. In the deep sea there are still separate flows, it can even be considered as a form
Oceanography
Revealing the mystery of the world's largest fish
High-tech electronic cards mounted on whale sharks - the world's largest fish - have revealed their journeys and feeding grounds.
Archeology
Fish evolved from shallow coastal waters more than 400 years ago?
The study was conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, University of Manchester and Birmingham University.
Archeology
The remains of the water tank reveal the collective beheading of the ancient book
The vertebrae found in an ancient water tank system led archaeologists to the ruins of the massacre more than 2,000 years ago.
Archeology
Discovering the oldest weapon ever appeared in North America
American archaeologists have just made an important discovery that could make the history of North America rewritten.
Archeology
Scientists reveal new discoveries about Easter Island
In a recent discovery, a group of American archaeologists said they found a new secret about the life of the ancient people on the famous Easter Island in Chile.
Archeology
Discovering stone carvings of 2.6 million years old
This 2.6 million-year-old stone carving has a length of up to 8m, a width of 70cm with a description of the hunting and gathering scene of the ancient people.
Archeology
Revealing the mystery of the shipwreck suspected of attacking monsters
Lake Erie, bordering the US and Canada border, is famous for a water monster named Bessie who was allegedly attacked boats through the area.