Vampire ink clears the sea
Despite the terrifying nickname, vampire ink doesn't suck the blood of animals and even helps the ocean become cleaner.
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Despite the terrifying nickname, vampire ink doesn't suck the blood of animals and even helps the ocean become cleaner.
Giant squid living in the dark bottom of the ocean can still detect the smallest light created by whales up to 120m away.
There is a blind fish living in a cave in Somalia but they all know what time they are in the day. However,
The video below shows the strange ability of vampire ink, one of the most unique creatures in the ocean.
A marine biology study shows, the strange structure of hammerhead sharks is a transcendent feature that allows them to observe with wide viewing angles of up to 360 degr…
What kind of squid is there on the earth with a smiling mouth? Yes, there is a kind of funny squid like that, pork squid, which is scientifically named Helicocranchia pf…
Most fish have eyes on either side of the head, but one scientist has confirmed that a predatory species of finfish has two eyes facing forward, just like us. This anima…
One study showed that dolphins may not sleep for many days continuously and remain alert. In fact, only half of their brains were active, while the other half rested.
This creature has eyes that are quite different from most fish species, they all look forward (not on the sides of the head as usual) and can allow the animal to feel th…
Unlike ordinary jellyfish - which only drift by tidal currents, box jellyfish are active swimmers that can turn 180 degrees and skillfully poison venom between objects.…
Archaeologists from Flinders University and Australian National University of Canberra have successfully reproduced the image of a strange fish that once inhabited an an…
Around 2013 in Liaoning Province (China), a local collector found a fossil bird about 12 meters long, belonging to the modern house.
Researchers found that the three-lobed fossil with the right eye may be the oldest eye ever discovered.
The researchers found 30 exotic tattoos of lotus, baboon and the magic eye on an Egyptian woman's mummy dating back 3,000 years.