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  • Why do sea turtles dive underwater?

    Why do sea turtles dive underwater?
    Researchers have understood why sea turtles often feed and breed in shallow water or on land, but dive very deep in the ocean. People are watching and studying this reptile.
  • Elephant seals 'sleep' during dive

    Elephant seals 'sleep' during dive
    A new study explains how the elephant seals scientists ask for a long time when they leave the mainland during the 8-month migration season in the sea.
  • People make friends with sperm whales

    People make friends with sperm whales
    Andrew Armor, a diving instructor in the US, was named
  • Not diving can still explore the ocean

    Not diving can still explore the ocean
    Surely many of us have been fascinated by Jacques Cousteau's films about the ocean. But if you want to see with your own eyes everything is too complicated.
  • Diving robots 'self-planning experiments'

    Diving robots 'self-planning experiments'
    US scientists are using a diving device capable of 'manually establishing experiments' on the seafloor.
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