Fish at a depth of nearly 400 meters drifted to the US coast
Bat fish often live at a depth of hundreds of meters and die on the coast, causing experts to be confused.
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Bat fish often live at a depth of hundreds of meters and die on the coast, causing experts to be confused.
According to the Daily Mail, the British authorities have opened an investigation, to find out why sharks are dying in a short time.
Accordingly, around 5:30 am on June 3, Mr. Dang Hung, a fisherman from Ngoai Hoa village, Hai Trach commune, Bo Trach district, while catching a fish net near the shore,…
A strange, rubber-like creature was discovered crawling along a remote beach on Koh Lanta Island, Thailand. It is about 13cm long and has a small nose.
Scientists discovered at least 88 bodies of gray dolphins washed into Sepetiba Bay in western Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, since December 16, National Geographic reported on…
The appearance of the mysterious sea monster made the people of Australia and the local government surprised.
Residents of Chukotka after the storm began to find on the coast many giant snake-shaped creatures. This is stated on the National Park website
According to the Daily Mail, not only leopard sharks, other marine creatures like rays, bass, big pomfret and other fat creatures also mysteriously died in San Francisco…
The mysterious creature with canines, in a state of decay, was washed up on the coast of Texas City, Texas - the United States after Hurricane Harvey was identified.
The bodies of creatures up to 22 meters long drifted to the coast, causing confusion for people in Huamual in Indonesia.
Fishermen fishing alone on the sea were caught by the swordfish, whipping people into the sea, drifting for 6 hours.
More than 400 naval whales flock to the coast of New Zealand for unknown reasons, many died despite hundreds of volunteers trying to save the situation.
The people of California, USA, were extremely confused when they saw thousands of strange and plastic-like strange creatures washed ashore.
Last year, the number of dead whales and drifted ashore in Chile reached 330 and this year this strange phenomenon has not stopped.
Sardines die in numbers up to tens of thousands of animals drifting to the banks of the Queule River in Chile, causing the habitat in the area to be seriously affected.