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.
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Although it has a small body and moves slowly, dwarf seahorses are one of the most effective predators in the ocean world.
American scientists were surprised when a big shark jumped up and swallowed the small shark they had just caught.
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…
Cow sharks have the strongest bite of sharks, many times the force needed to kill and eat prey.
Sharks are a group of people attacking people in the waters of Quy Nhon. Specifically, deep sharks (Carcharhinus limbatus), large eye sharks (Carcharhinus amboinensis) a…
According to Dr. Vo Si Tuan, Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography, Quy Nhon Bay, Quy Nhon City, Binh Dinh is a diverse species of intershark shark (11 species), great whi…
Pihanha, the world's most aggressive, carnivorous fish, will be harsh when fighting for good food or preparing to fight and bite the enemy.
Attack on a wooden boat, a white shark lost two teeth by mistaking it into ... rowing boat.
Despite the rough, ugly appearance, frog fishes are lightning fast when it takes only 1 / 6,000 of 1 second to catch the prey.
Researchers at the University of Adelaide, Australia, looked at the 68 million-year-old fossil of the species named Beelzebufo, also known as demon toad, according to Ne…
One of the most dangerous predators of the ocean, Lemmysuchus lives in coastal waters in the UK for more than 165 million years ago.
The giant tyrant dinosaur can crush prey bone thanks to the bite force and the pressure of the teeth is terribly strong, enough to crush three cars at the same time.
Scholars at the University of Manchester, England, rejected the Cleopatra hypothesis, the beautiful and powerful queen in ancient Egyptian history, killed by snake bites.
Thylacosmilus atrox, a predator, has an extremely scary appearance, but in fact its bite is weaker than a cat.
The famous Egyptian Cleopatra probably lost her life by a mixture of drugs, not the snake snake's bite.