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Octopus is more poisonous than cobras that wash up on the coast
Green-spotted octopus contains 50 times more venom than cobra, which can kill 26 people.
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The corpses of giant creatures drifting on the Russian coast
A corpse filled with blood was torn to reveal all the bones that had washed up on Russia's beach. This creature has a strange shape that scientists have not yet identifi…
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Giant squid washed up the coast of New Zealand
A large squid with a total length of 7 meters, which lives in the deep sea, was discovered floating on the Kaikoura coast of New Zealand.
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Thousands of giant jellyfish entered the coast of England
An amazing natural phenomenon happened on the south-west coast of England, when thousands of giant jellyfish rushed into the area.
Oceanography
Thousands of crabs dyed red American beaches
Thousands of small red crabs appear on Orange Beach, Southern California from June 14 to present, causing locals to be anxious and excited, the Washington Post reported…
Oceanography
More than 130 whales are stranded in Japan
More than 130 early whales watered on the coast of Japan from the morning, including some of them died.
Oceanography
Discovered giant whale fish drifting to the US coast
A giant whale fish, more than 15 meters long, was discovered drifting to the coast of California, America in a state of death. The incident attracted the attention of do…
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Discovered 'sea monster' in New Zealand
One of the most unusual species of the ocean, with its ability to swim vertically and bite off its tail, drifted on the coast of New Zealand.
Oceanography
A billion green jellyfish washed over the US coast
In recent weeks, about a billion green jellyfish drifted into California, western America, causing a coastline in the shape of a violet blue carpet to fart.
Oceanography
The sea creature 'escapes hidden' is like a sapphire stone
Last year, explorers on a South African coast discovered a sea creature capable of blinking invisible invisible in a split second, they were called
Oceanography
Giant moon fish drifted to the coast of Indonesia
Fishermen in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia were surprised to see a giant moon fish drifting ashore.
Oceanography
Catch the 84-year-old red salmon
A fish off the western coast of Australia has been identified as a life expectancy of 84 years.
Oceanography
How do sea turtles find their eggs?
The female turtle swims back to where they were born to spawn using special magnetic signs along the coast.
Oceanography
Catching a wide mouth shark is rare in the Philippines
The wide mouth shark, one of the rarest fish species in the world, is discovered by fishermen on the coast of the Philippines.
Oceanography
Goblin sharks dug fishermen
Two Australian fishermen were amazed when they caught a goblin shark - the most rare and dangerous animal in the ocean.