Paddle fish longer than 5m
A paddle fish with a length of 5.5m, has just been discovered on the southern coast of California, USA.
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A paddle fish with a length of 5.5m, has just been discovered on the southern coast of California, USA.
Scientists have recently discovered a rare swordfish that drifted on Venice, California state, and is believed to be attacked by sharks.
UT San Diego Daily reported that the snake was about 4m long, died, was discovered drifting near Oceanside beach on the afternoon of October 18.
Herds of lion fish are poisonous, infiltrating the Atlantic Ocean with dense density, making scientists worried that it will cause bad impacts on the marine environment.
Paddle fish have the longest bone in the world, and they also have sticky and sticky flesh. Especially this rare species was discovered as not long ago on the US coast.
The London-based ecological agency has released documents about the current status of 'mass dolphin slaughter, shark hunting prey'.
This strange creature that has a fish-like body but has frog legs may be a long-nosed bat fish known for its ability to jump and land.
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…
American scientists were surprised when a big shark jumped up and swallowed the small shark they had just caught.
Hundreds of people and 2 excavators last night successfully rescued the fish 7.5m long, heavier than 2 tons aground on Nam Hai beach.
On September 12, the Association of Ugly Animals Conservation (UAPS) announced that blobfish is the ugliest animal on Earth through online voting by readers worldwide at…
On September 14, Guardian magazine (UK) introduced the unique images and characteristics of 7 species of bizarre sea creatures living in deep sea areas.
About 30 large dolphins were stranded in northeastern Brazil over the weekend. It was reported that on September 23, at least 7 of them died.
Batfish (bat fish) belongs to the family Ogcocephalidae, others belong to the family Ephippidae. Batfish uses pectoral fins to move.