The genius of the ocean? Please call the octopus name!
In 2016, the defection of an octopus in an aquarium in New York made the scientists extremely surprised.
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In 2016, the defection of an octopus in an aquarium in New York made the scientists extremely surprised.
Female female stingrays in Australian aquariums produce healthy young offspring even though they have not been exposed to males for more than 9 years.
An orange lobster is rarely seen by Westborough Roche Bros. supermarket staff. In Massachusetts, USA, discovered in the box, Newsweek reported on June 6
This is a project of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) in 2015, about 29 km off the coast of California.
White sharks are difficult to adapt to life in aquariums for a variety of reasons such as diet, limited space and external environmental impacts, according to IFL Scienc…
A fiery bird bursts up in the water - this spectacle is sure many people have never seen it before.
The male octopus is almost twice as big as the partner, so it is more likely that the female will be the food.
The owners of a bottle-opening octopus and puzzle game, are asking the public to come up with a challenge, which can defeat this extremely intelligent creature.
A killer whale (orca) in the aquarium has surprised everyone with its intelligence and cunning when using a trick to catch birds.
A marine biologist in the US has just discovered the new octopus is pink and the big eyes look funny. This creature lives in the deep sea, is quite gentle and big, only…
The group of Dr. Robert Vrijenhoek (Monteray Bay Aquarium) has discovered and described five new sea snail species in deep water from the western Pacific Ocean to the In…
Monterey Aquarium Research Institute, USA, has just released the images that they think are the first images of a female lampshade, or another name is
Researchers at Rhode Island University and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute observed an octopus living in its deep-sea hatching for four and a half years.
The 1.8kg heavy lobster called Lola was caught by fishermen off the coast of Hyannis, Massachusetts.
Researcher Stephanie Bush at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute recently discovered that Octopoteuthis deletron squid is capable of removing part of its hand w…