Exotic octopus species detachable ... penis
The Argonaut octopus instead of mating directly with each other, the male simply removed itself
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The Argonaut octopus instead of mating directly with each other, the male simply removed itself
According to experts, if the average temperature of water increases by 1.5 degrees Celsius, it will reduce the rate of females born to 30%.
Last year, explorers on a South African coast discovered a sea creature capable of blinking invisible invisible in a split second, they were called
After serving the partner, every part of the Anglerfish male body gradually dissolved and died, leaving enough testicles to fertilize the female.
The female turtle swims back to where they were born to spawn using special magnetic signs along the coast.
Monterey Aquarium Research Institute, USA, has just released the images that they think are the first images of a female lampshade, or another name is
Researchers at Rhode Island University and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute observed an octopus living in its deep-sea hatching for four and a half years.
The skin of this creature may blink in color, from blue to invisible in an instant.
Recent research by American scientists shows that white sharks can live more than 70 years, more than three times the highest life recorded so far.
Lemon shark (lemon shark) journey 'about where they were born to breed.
A flock of 39-female pepper whales have died, after being stranded in a remote coastal area in New Zealand.
Sea turtle Dermochelys coriacea, known as the largest turtle on the planet.
Scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the UK are looking for a solution to the mysterious selection mechanism, avoiding the risk of fertilization that the…
Live squids in the eastern Pacific Ocean have a way of effectively protecting themselves against the attack of male squid.
Biologists at the University of Michigan have discovered a range of fat cells near the anterior dorsal fin of male male cobia when the female approaches.