Oceanography
Heartbreaking image of the death of blue whale
The picture shows the scary wound of the blue whale, because its tail seems to be torn apart. This whale was injured swimming lost in the shipping lanes of container shi…
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Oceanography
Sharks also need friends
Notorious for its cruelty and lonely lifestyle, but recent evidence suggests that some sharks still want to build complex, long-term social relationships.
Oceanography
Discover some new species of worms in the ocean
Botanists have found some new marine worms that live deep in the ocean. Statistics show that about 12 species of seaworms are found.
Oceanography
China spent $ 22 million to study the East Sea
Chinese oceanographers, including Chinese expatriates, focused their discussion on the project, which is named deep in the South China Sea.
Oceanography
Sea turtles cause fever on YouTube
A Caribbean sea turtle has turned itself. Images are posted on YouTube and quickly attract the attention of the online community.
Oceanography
These relationships are mutually beneficial
A relationship between two individuals (animals, plants, people ...) only exists for a long time if both sides benefit. That is the law of symbiosis.
Archeology
Find the rare treasure from 1840 on the seabed
According to The Charlotte Observer, there is a mysterious area about 20 miles off South Carolina, where a number of centuries-old gold coins were found scattered on the…
Archeology
Found the oldest ancient wreck in the Black Sea
Archaeologists from the Black Sea Maritime Archaeological Project (BSMAP) have found the oldest, undisclosed wreck underneath the Black Sea, The Guardian reported on Oct…
Archeology
Discovered a merchant ship wreck 400 years on the ocean floor
The wreck from the late 16th to early 17th century was discovered during dredging at the mouth of the Tagus River last month, Fox News reported.
Archeology
Discovered two missing ships from the 19th century when searching for MH370
In 2015, while searching for Malaysia Airlines' missing MH370 aircraft, the detector detected two sinking coal-fired ships in the 19th century.
Archeology
Ancient instruments still play well after 1,700 years
Archaeologists discovered a lipstick in the Altai Mountains, Russia, that could produce sounds after 1,700 years, National Geographic reported yesterday.
Archeology
The mystery of sunken ships in Vietnam: Under the ocean!
Unearthed from five ancient shipwrecks, the museum has provided invaluable materials and artifacts, opening up a new way for archeologists in the country.
Archeology
The thousand-year-old shipyard was the most ancient
The 3,000-year-old shipyard has the capacity to produce 274 vessels at the same time found in Turkey.
Archeology
Accidentally discovered the graveyard of hundred-year-old boats and ships on the seabed
When surveying the geography of the Black Sea surface area to learn about the prehistoric Black Sea, scientists unknowingly discovered about 40 wrecks in quite intact co…
Archeology
Homemade cheeses for 340 years under the Baltic Sea
Divers find the cheese jar that still emits a special scent after more than three centuries in the body of a warship located on the bottom of the Baltic Sea.