Finding new fish weighs more than 2 tons in the past 130 years
This fish has the heaviest bone in the world. They can weigh up to two tons and are three meters long.
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This fish has the heaviest bone in the world. They can weigh up to two tons and are three meters long.
Recently, experts from Florida Atlantic University (USA) have confirmed the existence of a new deep-sea shark.
When drilling a small hole in Antarctica, the scientists were stunned to see the fish and shrimp swimming in the eternal darkness at a depth of 740m below the ice.
There are many species of whales of different sizes, but generally, all are giant creatures living in the ocean, the tycoons of the sea.
Mie provincial fishery officials on October 30 said the fishermen in Toshi Island, Toba City, in the province have caught Soshihagi fish of the Kawahagi family that cont…
The big mako shark came to attack the boat of two fishermen when they used the fishing rod to pull a half-dug out of a dolphin to look closer, according to Grind TV.
Recently, a horrifying scene happened to people around the highway in Depoe Bay, Oregon (USA). At that time, a truck carrying 3.4 tons of unlucky eels encountered an acc…
Have you seen Finding Nemo (Looking for Nemo)? It was one of Pixar's most highly acclaimed hit animated films, and perhaps many of us had a chance to enjoy it.
The ocean is always mysterious, and this is also the reason why a group of researchers decided to head to the coast of Australia in search of new marine creatures.
Australian scientists have discovered a strange creature in an area that has never been discovered.
A 73-year-old fisherman in Australia was injured when the sudden 200 kg white shark flew onto the boat and rammed him.
The expert said that the shark jumped on the fisherman's boat due to being caught in the hook or too engrossed in chasing the prey.
Scientists believe that mermaids are just a product of human imagination when they see manatee or dugongs from a distance.
International scientists caught a fierce-looking fish with a wide mouth full of teeth while exploring the deep Australian waters.