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The right ecosystem and random chance make Australia a promised land for animals that use venom as biological weapons.
The sudden swarm of jellyfish overloaded the cooling system, forcing factory workers to work around the clock to clear the blockage and clean up the mess.
Floating gently through the ocean like a feather, jellyfish are bioluminescent. Their tentacles are also a defense mechanism, capable of stinging potential threats.
Scientists have discovered something like Frankenstein's monster in the novel, made from two pieces of a body that should have died.
Scientists in Spain have sequenced the genetic code of Turritopsis dohrnii - an organism with the ability to continuously reverse its life cycle - in the hope of uncover…
Recently, a strange phenomenon appearing in the sky of the Himalayas has been recorded. Although many people were shocked at the spectacular sight, the astronauts had op…
You are swimming in the middle of the sea and suddenly feel itchy in your feet, most likely you have been stung by a jellyfish. Jellyfish are very soft because they are…
The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute announced the discovery of an unusual species of crown jellyfish in the genus Atolla.
On the outside, they are ordinary modern sea creatures, but inside are chromosomes with an ancient structure preserved from 600 million years ago.
With many strange things found on the ocean floor, you will feel like you are transported to another world.
A tunnel swallowing the entire solar system, a bomb crater in the middle of a galaxy containing the Earth or a jellyfish from the dead suddenly appeared in the sky... ar…
Shapeshifting fish, giant ghost jellyfish, creatures with 'invisible' heads will make you amazed when you see them for the first time.
Although jellyfish don't have brains, scientists have found a way to read their minds.
At the end of each year, National Geographic votes and introduces remarkable wildlife photos, with pure beauty and hidden messages about the environment.
Perhaps we will never be able to fully understand the natural world, because strange and mysterious things keep happening.