Oceanography
Amazing secrets in the ocean
Dolphins with penetrating vision, brain-eating or catfish-eating ink, with up to 100,000 spikes are interesting memorabilia of the ocean world discovered by scientists.
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Oceanography
The risk of food poisoning increases because the ocean is warmer
The density of cholera-causing bacteria and food poisoning in seawater increases significantly due to rising temperatures in the oceans.
Oceanography
The process of nitrogen loss is taking place seriously in the Arabian Sea
Marine microbiologists from Max Planck Research Institute, Germany, and colleagues have discovered that the process of denitrifying bacteria is the main pathway to the l…
Oceanography
Huge bacterial carpet in the ocean
Scientists have discovered a giant carpet of bacteria in the 130,000-square-kilometer oceanic ocean off the coast of Chile and Peru.
Oceanography
Strange life form in the Great Lakes
Strange geological formations are creating conditions for the floating microbial carpet to grow in the Great Lakes.
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
Tooth decay and coral reef death
Corals can be damaged by a process similar to human decay. Under normal conditions corals live in symbiosis with unicellular algae, but when environmental pollution occu…
Oceanography
More than 20,000 types of bacteria in a liter of seawater!
One liter of seawater can contain more than 20,000 different types of bacteria, a recent discovery by scientists. This huge number was determined by an international pro…
Oceanography
The bone-eating worms are bizarre
The worm lives on the skeleton of a small gray whale in an undersea gulf off California as the first known whale-eating seaworm. On the whale bone, once the worms have b…
Oceanography
Can a strange Pacific creature save the world?
A multinational research group found that the deepest sea floor of the Pacific presents a mysterious creature gobbling up carbon dioxide.
Archeology
3,200 year cheese contains deadly bacteria in Egyptian tombs
The cheese jar is buried next to Ptahmes, the mayor of the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis, according to Long Room.
Archeology
Thousands of people demanded drinking liquid in the Egyptian coffin for 2,000 years
Archaeologists opened a 2,000-year-old black coffin in Alexandria, Egypt on July 19 to learn about the interior.
Archeology
The culprit killed the Sultan of ancient Egypt
Dr. Stephen J. Gluckman, a professor of medicine at the School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, diagnosed the illness of Sultan Saladin after carefull…
Archeology
What are the ancestors of all living things?
Since ancient times, there is only one form of life on earth - that is the most common common ancestor of all cells, or LUCA.
Archeology
Found oxygen stored by bacteria in fossil samples 1.6 billion years ago
According to Geobiology magazine, Swedish and Danish paleontologists analyzed the 1.6-billion-year-old fossils, found in central India.