The mysterious carnivorous marine life is causing many people to fear
On August 5, 16-year-old Sam Kanizay felt pain after playing soccer and decided to take a dip in Dendy Street beach in Brighton to relax.
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On August 5, 16-year-old Sam Kanizay felt pain after playing soccer and decided to take a dip in Dendy Street beach in Brighton to relax.
According to Daily Mail, a fisherman near the beach of Leo Carrillio, California, USA was very surprised when he discovered a sea creature that looks extremely strange a…
Photographer Sean Scott was surprised to see two Bronze Whaler sharks, also known as Copper sharks, 2-3 meters long swimming near the group of students playing with surf…
The video recorded by unmanned aerial vehicles shows the mad sharks stirring in the middle of the fish to the edge of the coast, making no swimmer dare to set foot in th…
The villagers in an island of Ireland were very surprised and happy to discover the entire 300m long beach was swept away 33 years ago suddenly appeared again after only…
The bodies of creatures up to 22 meters long drifted to the coast, causing confusion for people in Huamual in Indonesia.
The northern beach of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia appears strange when hundreds of thousands of green jellyfish land.
The intelligent stingray constantly soared out of the water and landed on the sand, making the shark have no choice but to give up the hunt.
Seafarers in Australia were surprised to find a sea creature identical to a human's tongue washed up by the waves.
Nearly 500 samsara died on collective death on the beaches near Kitakyushu in southern Japan, causing experts to be confused.
A 15m-long giant whale washes into the waters of Devon, southwestern England. People here are afraid that, if left too long, the whale's body could explode and pollute t…
Two British fishermen picked up wax-like gray objects, most likely rare rare ambergris that cost tens of thousands of dollars.
The face with the sharp jagged teeth of the fish can make any seafighter startle when they see it.
Thousands of dead clams along the island of Chiloe, Chile, followed the event of 8,000 tons of sardines washed into the mouth of the Queule before.