Mysterious skinhead monster in Japanese legend
The sailors in Japanese waters have long passed on the story of a terrifying sea monster named Umibozu.
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The sailors in Japanese waters have long passed on the story of a terrifying sea monster named Umibozu.
Aliens are real and appear superficially like a giant jellyfish, according to a leading British space scientist. Dr. Maggie Alderin-Pocock predicts creatures floating in…
The aura image of a photographer in Norway became the subject of scientific discussion by the appearance of a strange green object.
People in Oxfordshire, southeastern England, are fluttering about a strange shape that suddenly appears on a barley field in Kingstone Coombes.
Extremely rare Rhizostoma luteum after 60 years of seemingly disappearing from Earth is announced to be on display in the UK.
A special camera has been taken down by scientists to a depth of 1.300m below the ocean surface and discovered a strange creature.
The Dickinsons family encountered a spherical object rising like a strange pink volcano on September 17 while strolling along Pakiri Beach in northern Auckland, New Zeal…
When we think of dangerous animals, a jellyfish full of water without a brain does not seem to be on this list.
Summer is a time when it is impossible to go to sea. But amidst the many beautiful beaches on this planet, avoid Florida State of America - at least for now.
Strange and dangerous sea creatures descend on a coast in Queensland, Australia, often referred to as the blue dragon.
Jellyfish are always interesting research topics of scientists. Although no heart, no brain, some jellyfish can live almost immortal.
In the video, the animal has a beautiful and brilliant appearance that moves gently to look very much like fireworks.
Chinese officials fear the tiny sea jellyfish may affect the operation of the country's carriers.
Thousands of poisonous feathered jellyfish suddenly invaded the beach in Australia, causing many residents and swimmers to worry.