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Discovered two new marine shrimp species specializing in eating whale carcasses
Researchers in the UK have discovered two new species of two-legged armor (amchipod) that specialize in eating whale carcasses.
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The rarest animal on the planet suddenly appeared
Recently, biologists were surprised by the appearance of a humpback whale off the Gold Coast, Australia. However, what makes this animal more interesting is because this…
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30 mysterious whales in Alaska Bay
The unexplained death of 30 large whales in the western Gulf of Alaska forced the US government to conduct an investigation.
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Close up of the heart
The heart of the blue whale has long been rumored to be about the size of a car. Its main circuit, according to some experts, is even large enough for people to swim thr…
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Mischievous whales use bird trap tips
A killer whale (orca) in the aquarium has surprised everyone with its intelligence and cunning when using a trick to catch birds.
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Why do dolphins ride on whale's backs?
Dolphins often ride on whale's backs as a way to play with giant friends.
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Rescue killer killer whales on the rocks
Canadian scientists attempted to maintain life for a killer whale that had been stranded for nearly 9 hours, until the tide came to free it from the bumpy rocks.
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The blue whale's tongue is even heavier than an elephant
The heaviest terrestrial animal is not equal to the angle of a blue whale.
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Australia caught rare giant sharks after more than 80 years
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
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More than 130 whales are stranded in Japan
More than 130 early whales watered on the coast of Japan from the morning, including some of them died.
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Gray whales with a record long migration distance of 10.880 km
According to a study by American scientists published in the journal Biology Letters on April 14, a gray whale named Varvara lives in the Pacific Northwest waters that h…
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Discovered giant whale fish drifting to the US coast
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…
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Whales do not know how to avoid boats
Boats are a major threat to blue whales, because the animal does not know how to react when it hits.
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Whale vomit is ... very powerful aphrodisiac
The whale's vomit was found to contain one of the world's most powerful aphrodisiacs, far ahead of all