Buddha statues at Bamiyan
The Buddha statues at Bamiyan, consisting of two Buddha statues carved into the rocky mountains of Bamiyan, Afghanistan, have been recognized by Unesco as a Cultural Her…
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The Buddha statues at Bamiyan, consisting of two Buddha statues carved into the rocky mountains of Bamiyan, Afghanistan, have been recognized by Unesco as a Cultural Her…
Chinese officials fear the tiny sea jellyfish may affect the operation of the country's carriers.
In a natural version of the Hollywood action movie, a great white shark was destroyed under the jaw of the larger fellow.
Vietnam is one of the countries that owns the most marine corals in the world, playing an important role for the sustainable development of the country.
There have been 30.4% of Indonesia's coral reefs destroyed, a major impact on the environment and public welfare.
Jellyfish and sea creatures have appeared on Earth since about half a billion years ago, possibly more dangerous than our long-held concept. They can even attack nuclear…
China's economic boom has seriously threatened the living environment and significantly reduced the area of coral reefs in the South China Sea.
Malaysia will add more artificial reefs to prevent illegal fishing that is destroying the country's marine ecosystem and affecting the livelihood of traditional fisherme…
The habitat of oysters around the world is threatened. This mollusk is disappearing very quickly ...
Oceanographic conservationists have come up with a simple formula to counteract the expansion of arowanas that are destroying the reef-dwelling creatures that feed on th…
According to a recent study, people are constantly destroying the oceans with many different activities and at different levels of danger.
191 species of hard coral, 3 varieties of soft coral, 72 species of seaweed ... around Son Tra peninsula are at risk of being destroyed by illegal exploitation.
The scientific community is recording the rapid recovery of some of the coral reefs that had been destroyed during the Indian Ocean tsunami, four years ago.
Thanks to a synthetic chemical, US scientists can destroy aggressive fish that live on the blood of other species.
In many ways, nearly all of the world's oceans have been destroyed by humans, of which 41% have been severely degraded, a study revealed yesterday.