Oceanography
The first country banned sunscreen to protect corals
According to the BBC, the government has signed a law restricting the sale and use of sunscreen and skin care products if the ingredient contains 1 of 10 substances on t…
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Detecting strange creatures in the sea 1.300m deep
A special camera has been taken down by scientists to a depth of 1.300m below the ocean surface and discovered a strange creature.
Oceanography
Octopus and grouper combine to hunt down Australia's seabed
Octopuses and grouper also hunt a good small fish that wriggles in coral reefs and often hides in rocks that are so small that grouper cannot chase.
Oceanography
New discoveries about the type of shrimps
For the most part, the type of shrimps that are knocked down live in caves and are often found in coral reefs, under the seaweed beds and oyster reefs in the temperate a…
Oceanography
Weapons knock down enemies in the blink of an eye
If you dive into tropical waters near the shore, you may hear a sound like chestnut cracking when baked.
Oceanography
Animals still sleep at night even without the brain
American scientists first observed jellyfish, an animal without the brain and central nervous system, also slept at night, UPI reported on Sept. 21.
Oceanography
Jellyfish makes the nuclear plant shut down
The recent giant of jellyfish makes one of Sweden's largest nuclear power plants shut down.
Oceanography
Jellyfish species can 'knock down' American carriers
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…
Oceanography
Mako sharks are killed
The 1.8m long fin mako shark was found by a construction worker and local photographer named Robbert Westerdyk.
Oceanography
Red tide makes Australian beaches closed
On November 27, Australian authorities were forced to close down many famous beaches because of red algae. Famous beaches such as Bondi, Clovelly, Maroubra, Gordon's Bay…
Oceanography
Discovering the intact fight of the Nazis under the sea
A rare bomber of World War II Nazi Germany was shot down on the English Channel and nearly preserved by preserved sand.
Oceanography
Squid vampire upside down body
The video below shows the strange ability of vampire ink, one of the most unique creatures in the ocean.
Oceanography
Fish was first discovered hibernation
The Antarctic cod species actively shut down and took a long nap in the winter months, a new study has just revealed. This is the first time this activity has been recor…