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A multinational research group found that the deepest sea floor of the Pacific presents a mysterious creature gobbling up carbon dioxide.
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A multinational research group found that the deepest sea floor of the Pacific presents a mysterious creature gobbling up carbon dioxide.
On March 26, 2012, Hollywood director James Cameron directed the Deepsea Challenger ship down to a depth of 10,898 meters and set a world record for diving alone into th…
The ocean is not just what we see. In the deep sea there are still separate flows, it can even be considered as a form
High-tech electronic cards mounted on whale sharks - the world's largest fish - have revealed their journeys and feeding grounds.
Hidden deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists were surprised to find evidence that the continent's long-term existence was lost.
The study was conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, University of Manchester and Birmingham University.
These pictures are carved on the walls of a large Roman reservoir, 12 meters deep. This site was discovered while preparing to build a new residential area in the city o…
Many believe that inside an ancient safe found in Dawson City, Canada are gold ingots or rare jewels.
Experts found many tombs intact and stored countless valuable items buried for thousands of years.
Divers discover the ruins of a 3,000-year-old castle hidden deep in the bottom of Lake Van, the largest lake in Turkey.
The underground system consists of a tank of nearly 4m deep, over 20m long under a large structure with walls stretching nearly 50m, according to the Israeli Antiquities…
Long before the dinosaurs dominated the Earth, the sea worm Capinatator praetermissus appeared in the oceans of the Cambrian period about 541 million years ago.
Experts have found many huge caves, believed to be the work of many of the extinct giants.
The world's largest creatures - including whales and sharks ... are hiding in the deep sea. Even when dinosaurs still dominate the ground, the undersea has creatures of…
The swimming pool is 30m long, 1.7m wide, 1m deep, originating from the Roman Empire excavated in the old city of Aphrodisias, Turkey.