Squid disguised as harmless crabs to hunt fish
Changing the pigmentation on the skin and crawling like harmless hermit crabs, pharaoh cuttlefish gently approach the prey.
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Changing the pigmentation on the skin and crawling like harmless hermit crabs, pharaoh cuttlefish gently approach the prey.
Visiting a gastronomic neighborhood in the Philippines, a male tourist saw a strange, black-shaped object on sale.
The flock of killer whales stalked the fishermen's ship to cut their hands on all the fish they had just caught.
Devil face fish can release venom that causes heart failure when the victim touches the spike on its back.
The video recorded by unmanned aerial vehicles shows the mad sharks stirring in the middle of the fish to the edge of the coast, making no swimmer dare to set foot in th…
People have discovered less than 5% of the ocean. This means that there are many mysteries on the deep and vast sea floor, which cannot be answered until now.
An Irish fisherman takes 90 minutes to pull a monster shark weighing nearly 700kg off the water during a fishing expedition off Ireland.
Photographs of a big fish caught in the southern Philippines have become a controversial focus on social media, because it is a meticulous tattoo that makes people take…
Extremely rare, so rare that no one has ever seen them, yet can become extinct next year. Which animal is it?
A water of the Black Sea suddenly turned glowing green, which made local residents extremely confused.
The fishermen in the Philippines are very worried when in the past they have continuously discovered the corpses of the oars (oarfish scientific name).
Creatures make anyone look scared because of Alien looks - alien monsters in the movie of the same name. But what about the truth?
A fisherman in the United States was amazed to catch the blue grouper with blue meat after diving, according to the Daily Mail.
The lifeguards were stunned to find a large killer shark lying in a puddle when the floodwaters retreated after the storm of Debbie in Australia.
The colorful Meiacanthus fang blenny in the Pacific has a small body but possesses venom-like bites like heroin to attack enemies.