Oceanography
Discovering new fish species without eyes in Vietnam
The International Plant and Animal Conservation (FFI) said it has discovered an eye-free cave-dwelling fish and scales on a small island in Vietnam's famous scenic area…
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Oceanography
Zebra fish change color to attract mates
A new study finds that zebrafish can also refine their appearance by changing color to attract their partners.
Oceanography
Giant moonfish come to the museum
On September 11, when fishing off the Gulf of Tonkin, two fishermen in Quynh Long, Quynh Luu and Nghe An communes, Vu Xuan Trong discovered a 400kg moon and Mr. Nguyen T…
Oceanography
Caribbean coral is in danger of extinction
Conservationists warn that the area of coral living in Caribbean is only 10% compared to before. Coral reefs in this area grow very little and risk being completely de…
Oceanography
Orange clownfish are about to become extinct
The Center for Biodiversity, based in Arizona, has asked the federal government to consider giving orange clownfish and seven other species of rock perch that live on co…
Oceanography
The most exotic species on the planet has a long nose like an airplane's supply hose
One of the unique fish species on the planet is the unicorn fish with a long, big nose like a human.
Oceanography
Smaller fish because of climate change
Dr. William Cheung, an expert at the University of British Columbia in Canada, and his colleagues modeled the impact of global temperature rise on more than 600 species…
Oceanography
The shark has the strongest jaw
Cow sharks have the strongest bite of sharks, many times the force needed to kill and eat prey.
Oceanography
Giant 6m long fish washed ashore
An Oarfish fish about 6 meters long washed ashore at the Hacienda beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. This is a very deep and rare species of fish that has only been seen w…
Oceanography
Fish are invisibility
A new study shows that silver fish species such as herring and sardines and some small fish in Europe can reverse the laws of physics, allowing it to be invisible to be…
Oceanography
Whales are capable of mimicking human voices
American and Canadian oceanographers have discovered a white whale, living in the ocean area near California state, capable of mimicking human voices.
Oceanography
A close-up of the 'extremely toxic' fishes off New Zealand
Scientists at the New Zealand National Institute of Atmospheric Research and Research (NIWA) have been studying and catching many species of fish they have discovered be…
Oceanography
Catching the near-extinct fish worth nearly 10 billion
The identity of this fisherman was not disclosed. He caught the massive 80kg Bahaba fish on the coast of Fujian province last week. A local merchant paid 3 million yuan…
Oceanography
Fish can be heard with bubbles
Biologists compared the structure of the bubbles of different types of fish and their hearing ability to conclude that this organ of the fish has the function of hearing.