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At the bottom of the Baltic Sea, there is a mysterious disk hidden, with a diameter of about 60 meters and a height of about 4 meters.
Denmark and Germany will soon be connected by an 18km underwater tunnel. The project is expected to be completed in 2029.
Five years ago, residents living along the Svendborgsund Canal in the Baltic Sea, Denmark, were surprised to notice the appearance of a lone male bottlenose dolphin.
Warm-colored amber samples act as a 3-dimensional window to help scientists recreate ancient ecosystems through the countless animal and plant entities they contain.
A pair of termites trapped in tree sap while preparing to have sex 38 million years ago has revealed valuable information about the mating behavior of extinct insects.
Located just off the coast of the Gulf of Finland from the Baltic Sea, Fort Alexander stands tall in the sea filled with secrets and a history spanning decades.
Thousands of invasive Leidyi jellyfish in the Baltic will begin to eat offspring in the late summer to survive a food shortage.
Amber often comes in many different colors, but the most common color is yellow brown, they are considered
Researchers are confused by the trace-free disappearance of the 740kg observatory in the Baltic Sea.
Thanks to the oxygen-deficient environment on the seabed, the Renaissance ship was not destroyed by animals, retaining its original shape.
The bottom of the Baltic Sea is hiding a source of rusting ammunition, enough to destroy the population of some major cities.
The circles are shaped like bright oval ovals in the Mediterranean and Baltic seabeds, which are the result of non-vegetated bare patches of land between the seagrass fi…
Researchers and divers began discovering the secrets under the cursed ship called the God of War, the pride of the Swedish navy in the 16th century.
According to scientists, the ocean is home to 25 million organisms, but humans have only identified 1% of the total number of deep-sea creatures.