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Oceanography
More than 100 mother octopus hatched eggs in the deep sea
Scientists found more than 100 mother octopus and eggs located at a depth of about 3 km in the waters off Costa Rica, Fox News reported on April 18.
Oceanography
Octopus flashes like colored lights on the sea floor
Jared Herd divers records the performance of colors of octopus while hunting in waters near Gili Trawangan Island, Indonesia, Story Trender reported on February 7.
Oceanography
The sharks are approaching the whale shark to rub their backs
In the video, smaller silk sharks are alternating rubbing against the whale shark.
Oceanography
The reason the 23-ton whale uses the fins to protect, rescues the female diver from the shark
According to Live Science, a 23-ton humpback whale swims towards a marine biologist and diver Nan Hauser off the Cook Islands in the southern Pacific.
Oceanography
The mouth is as big as the deep hole of a 10-meter whale shark
Italian underwater cameraman Stefano Ulivi recorded a whale shark with his mouth wide open in the sea off La Paz, Mexico, Story Trender reported on Dec. 22.
Oceanography
The octopus squadron 'raided' the beach surprised many people
Octopus is a strange animal. They have 8 limbs - rather than tentacles, blue blood, and up to 4 hearts.
Oceanography
'Octopus city' under the sea floor of Australia
Scientists discovered a small octopus city called Octlantis in Jervis Bay in Australia's east coast, Science Alert on Sept. 19.
Oceanography
Unusual hunting behavior of humpback whales
Previous researchers could only observe the structure of flippers from humpback whale carcasses and thought they were used primarily to correct the direction of swimming.
Oceanography
Sharks eat more grass than meat makes the science world confused
Seagrass behavior of some sharks sharks surprised the researchers because this species has a tradition of carnivorous eating.
Oceanography
Squid disguised as harmless crabs to hunt fish
Changing the pigmentation on the skin and crawling like harmless hermit crabs, pharaoh cuttlefish gently approach the prey.
Oceanography
Flock of hundreds of whales makes the scientific community confused
The humpback whales gathering in large flocks are unprecedented acts, especially when their numbers have been declining in the last 100 years.
Oceanography
Sharks also have personality like humans
Although notorious for being aggressive, not all sharks are fearless predators.
Oceanography
The world's largest white shark is over 6m long
Stephen Frink, an American underwater photographer, captured the image of the world's largest white shark over 6 meters long.
Oceanography
How smart is dolphin?
Dolphins are mammals that live in the famous ocean friendly, mischievous and belong to one of the smartest species on earth. So how smart is dolphin?