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Oceanography
It turns out that we've been cheated by the worst fish on the planet
Because in fact it is not as bad as what we witnessed.
Oceanography
Strange creatures can draw their faces at will
In the video, the animal writhed in a gloved hand and seemed to be grinning.
Oceanography
The sperm whale in Indonesia has 1,000 pieces of plastic in the abdomen
A sperm whale drifted into the Sulawesi coast, in the stomach with flip flops, bottles, bags, 115 plastic cups and 1,000 plastic pieces.
Oceanography
Dramatic guy subdued 4m tiger shark for 3 hours
Kruz shared, that day, the guy went fishing with his two friends. They use cod as bait to hope to catch big fish.
Oceanography
Discovering new fish species in the Atlantic Ocean
Marine biology researchers describe this as a completely new coral fish in the small archipelago of coral fishes located 940km south of the Brazilian coast.
Oceanography
Two-meter dog tuna is caught by New Zealand fishermen
Underwater photographer Sam Wild caught a 37kg dog tuna in Fiji Island, according to Newshub.
Oceanography
The 'ghost' fish only lives at a depth of 7.5 km on the seabed, melting when ashore
Three new 'ghost' species are found at 7,500 meters deep in the seabed, in one of the deepest fissures in the Pacific.
Oceanography
Startled, this swimmer banana is a god of death at the bottom of the ocean
There are about 200 species of Moray eels worldwide, the size of these fish can range from 25cm to 4m depending on the habitat.
Oceanography
The world's deepest diving mammals
Previously, the record of the world's deepest dive mammal belongs to the whale fish and runner-up is the statue. However, this record was changed in March 2014 when a gr…
Oceanography
The past shows the special hunting style of the 'ghost fish' on the ocean floor!
To hunt, pelicans eels use bioluminescent substances in the tail to create pink
Oceanography
Sentence is frightening, teenagers find out the horrifying truth
Recently, an Australian boy, Bec Harding Phillips, a 14-year-old teenager, suddenly caught a strange fish at Golden Beach, on the Sunshine Coast.
Oceanography
Rare story: Fish jump on a boat, swerve a fisherman in Australia
A fishing trip in Northern Territory became a disaster after a fish jumped on a boat, plunged into a 65-year-old woman and slapped her, Yahoo 7 News reported.
Oceanography
Males eat offspring to mate with new partners
Canned rattan male eat meat when they feel the first eggs are of poor quality, making it want to mate with other females to lay on.
Oceanography
Satellites cling to the mysterious sun shark
Now, researchers are trying to track this fish with advanced technology to better understand them and enhance conservation efforts.