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Oceanography
Close-up of the world's most unusual sea monsters
Some of the beautiful waters of the world, with crystal clear water is also a place that contains many exotic, unique sea creatures.
Oceanography
Walrus migrated massively from the North Pole to the United States
According to NOAA experts, it is the rapid melting of snow in the Arctic that causes 35,000 walrus individuals to migrate.
Oceanography
Close-up of the poisonous drama assassin causing extreme pain in the deep sea
Lion fish also have Turkish fish, arowana, lionfish or scorpion fish.
Oceanography
Scary 'sparks' in the ocean
Fire urchins, also known as red porcupines, have the scientific name Fire Sea urchin, they are the ones
Oceanography
Fish can live up to a depth of 8.200m
What is the maximum depth a fish can live? The answer was answered by scientists from the US, UK and New Zealand in the Journal of Proceedings of the National Academy of…
Oceanography
Sharks are broken when they are bait
Photographer has captured a rare moment: The white shark falls a tooth in a deadly bait.
Oceanography
Dwarf seahorses catch bait 1/1000 second
Although it has a small body and moves slowly, dwarf seahorses are one of the most effective predators in the ocean world.
Oceanography
Unknown story about giant turtle, weighing nearly 1 ton
Sea turtle Dermochelys coriacea, known as the largest turtle on the planet.
Oceanography
Big sharks bite small sharks
American scientists were surprised when a big shark jumped up and swallowed the small shark they had just caught.
Oceanography
Fish have sexy lips
Batfish (bat fish) belongs to the family Ogcocephalidae, others belong to the family Ephippidae. Batfish uses pectoral fins to move.
Oceanography
The world's largest coral reef is seriously degraded
The report, released by Australian Environment Minister Mark Butler, shows that the Great Barrier Reef has been degraded since 2009 as a result of tornadoes, floods and…
Oceanography
Warning fish species 'testicular bite'
Swedish and Danish authorities have warned men carefully when swimming in the southern beaches of the Oresund Strait of the two countries because of the presence of the…
Oceanography
How slug becoming self defence?
Biologists have discovered why the sea slug (scientific name aplysia) always leaves a smudge on the surface where they have crawled.
Oceanography
The shark has the strongest jaw
Cow sharks have the strongest bite of sharks, many times the force needed to kill and eat prey.