The world's largest white shark is over 6m long
Stephen Frink, an American underwater photographer, captured the image of the world's largest white shark over 6 meters long.
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Stephen Frink, an American underwater photographer, captured the image of the world's largest white shark over 6 meters long.
The world's largest vertebrate fish, moonfish can reach 4.3m in length and 2.3 tons in weight, making people extremely small when swimming next to them.
The white shark, named Deep Blue, 50, is more than 6 meters long, appears in the video of explorer Mauricio Hoyos Padilla returning to Guadalupe Island, Mexico is believ…
With an oversized body, these squid species are considered to be incarnations
Find out about the strange and extremely dangerous animals that exist thousands of meters from the surface of the sea.
Mal Rowley fisherman took a picture with a giant 200kg flounder that he caught off the coast of Grimsby, England.
Chilean scientists discovered the largest collective dead whale case ever with 337 bodies found in Patagonia.
The heaviest terrestrial animal is not equal to the angle of a blue whale.
A fisherman suddenly caught a flounder
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
Divers are often shocked when they first encounter a giant jellyfish, like aliens that are many times larger than them, off Japan.
A new study finds that when describing marine organisms, popular culture makes people think that these animals are bigger than their actual size.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has warned Australia is pushing the Great Barrier Reef into a list of endangered World Heri…
A deep-sea creature once thought to be one of the largest sea anemones in the world, with 6.5 feet (about 1.98m) longer tentacles, actually belongs to a set of animals.…
Natural heritage areas such as the Great Barrier Reef are unable to withstand the effects of increased temperatures.