Oceanography
Scary jaws of leather turtles
Inverted sharp spines in the throat in both the upper jaw and lower jaw are characteristics that help the leather turtle hold food in its mouth.
Jellyfish
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Oceanography
Giant jellyfish drifted off the coast of Australia
A jellyfish shaped like a giant drop of water, belonging to the unclassified and named rare jellyfish was discovered drifting on the coast of Australia.
Oceanography
Creatures glowing mysteriously in American ports
Netizens are shaken by a video that captures an image of a strange, but glowing, squid-like creature, swimming in the harbor area of Bristol, USA.
Oceanography
65 interesting things about jellyfish (1)
The jellyfish has appeared in the ocean since more than 650 million years ago, before dinosaurs appeared on earth.
Oceanography
65 interesting things about jellyfish (2)
In Korea, jellyfish are advertised on television and in the press as a cure for obesity and to help beautify the skin (skin care activities are explained by jellyfish co…
Oceanography
Human ancestors are jellyfish?
There has long been a related theory of human origins with sponges, but new genetic research shows that a jellyfish-like species is likely to be the origin of every crea…
Oceanography
Detecting transparent, extremely beautiful marine creatures
Although owning glitter beauty, magical but marine life
Oceanography
Startled with the danger of jellyfish invading the oceans
Scientists around the world have just warned about the rapid increase in the number of jellyfish species, in most of the world's seas.
Oceanography
Mysterious giant jellyfish re-exported after more than 100 years
After disappearing for 103 years, a powerful venom-rich pink jellyfish has just appeared near the coast of Australia.
Oceanography
Jellyfish makes the nuclear plant shut down
The recent giant of jellyfish makes one of Sweden's largest nuclear power plants shut down.
Oceanography
Jellyfish species can 'knock down' American carriers
Jellyfish and sea creatures have appeared on Earth since about half a billion years ago, possibly more dangerous than our long-held concept. They can even attack nuclear…
Oceanography
Jellyfish cannot 'invade' the planet
Jellyfish are in season to flourish across the oceans, but it's only cyclical and hard to threaten humans.
Oceanography
The world's largest species of jellyfish in the White Sea
Floating like a giant fruit in the icy seas of the White Sea in northern Russia, lion mane jellyfish (scientific name Cyanea capillata) is said to be the largest jellyfi…
Oceanography
Beauty of jellyfish in the dark
According to Rekdal, jellyfish that we can easily find in the North Atlantic Sea are quite friendly jellyfish. But the jellyfish he shows here are said to be the most
Oceanography
Detecting mysterious super creatures on the seabed
This creature has made many scientists confused in identifying its species during the past time. A mysterious creature that has not been able to identify the source has…