Largest creature on Earth discovered
Researchers estimate that the creature was about 20m long and weighed up to 340 tonnes, a mass that exceeds any other known animal on Earth.
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Researchers estimate that the creature was about 20m long and weighed up to 340 tonnes, a mass that exceeds any other known animal on Earth.
A research team at the University of Bristol and the University of Zurich found that Titanichthys, an armored fish longer than 5 meters in the late Devonian, was similar…
When the whale Giant Bakekujira appeared, a series of natural disasters and diseases hit Okino and Japanese fishing villages.
A surfer must warn of the presence of sharks, advising others not to go into the water.
A 15m-long giant whale washes into the waters of Devon, southwestern England. People here are afraid that, if left too long, the whale's body could explode and pollute t…
The giant whale shark, nearly 5 meters long, happened to be caught in the net of fishermen in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China.
Humpback whales often appear in the waters off Hawaii in December. But this year they have not appeared. What is the cause?
The body of a large whale was discovered floating on the US coast, but it is unclear exactly what caused it to die.
Two giant whales appeared beneath a tourist boat, seemingly just needing to swing their tail to sink the ship in the blink of an eye.
Killer whales undergo menopause the same as in humans, and this trait can be evolved to improve their descendants' survival.
Local people in Dai Bac hamlet, Quynh Long commune, Quynh Luu district, Nghe An province discovered a giant whale skeleton dating back hundreds of years.
An amazing phenomenon in nature seemed to be a
The talented photographer took more than 25 years to capture these magical moments of giant animals in the ocean. And you're lucky to be able to see this beautiful set o…
These 24 beautiful photos have taken us to admire the undersea world everywhere on earth.
Photographer Markus Roth recorded a moment of huge whale sharks smiling funny on the coast of Triton Bay, Indonesia.