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According to the Daily Mail, British scientists have discovered the life of about 20 species of strange creatures at depths more than 2km off the Antarctic. These creatu…
Hundreds of thousands of red crabs are seriously threatened after an oil spill on Australia's Christmas Island, located in the Indian Ocean.
After a decade of studying the world's oceans, scientists published the final results of the project for the first time -
All generations of crabs, insects and creatures in the deep sea can survive every year thanks to the decaying body of a whale.
Hai clung to the sea crab to hitchhike is one of the most impressive images scientists have taken during a recent exploration of Indonesian waters.
A new study shows that climate change has caused a population of poisonous crab Henslow to leave their homeland and invade the North Sea of Europe.
An oceanographer discovered the new crab shaped like a strawberry, with white spots on the red apricot, on the southern coast of Taiwan.
A group of scientists have used the most advanced remote control snorkeling device, Jason II, to explore the world of colorful reefs and shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico…
A giant crab weighs about 7.7 kilograms with even bigger ones than men's hands, and has a net off the coast of England.
From tentacles with jellyfish up to 5 meters long, to giant octopus or monster eels that can swallow a larger prey than it ... Life on the ocean floor is the mystery yet…
Small crabs living in the South Pacific coral can help corals not die by doing regular
The ink changes color by shrinking or expanding colored cells, called Chromatophores. This species of squid has not been known to scientists yet.
The snails with shells rolled to the left have a great survival advantage, because the enemy has to give up on eating them. Conclusion published by American scientists o…
The latest research shows that residents living in the Huaca Prieta region in Peru 15,000 years ago have very similar customs and diets.
Archaeologists have found the world's oldest fishing hook in a cave on Japan's Okinawa island.