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
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Why can elephantfish look in a dark place?
A recent study has found a solution to the possibility of a whale fish being able to
Oceanography
The fish spotted 'ghostly green light'
The zebrafish in England glows blue, which looks very spooky, but actually they are genetically modified to serve medical research. A team of experts from the University…
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Glowing sharks
Some scientists have suspected that dwarf sharks possess glowing organs in their abdomen. But that theory has never been verified.
Oceanography
Unknown things about giant fish 8m long
The team followed six rays off Mexico's Yukatan peninsula within 13 days. Like sharks and whales, giant stingrays have huge mouth cavities and water filters, which can s…
Oceanography
The beach glows
On a moonless night, if you walk to the beach on Vaadhoo Island in the Maldives, the glowing tiny creatures will cling to your feet. In addition, you can see light comin…
Oceanography
I know why my eyes are as big as a basketball
Giant squid living in the dark bottom of the ocean can still detect the smallest light created by whales up to 120m away.
Oceanography
Blind fish have a circadian rhythm of nearly 2 days
There is a blind fish living in a cave in Somalia but they all know what time they are in the day. However,
Oceanography
Southeast Asia: mass death of corals
Scientists say many reefs in Southeast Asia and Indian Ocean have died massively in recent months, ...
Oceanography
The world has the fifth undiscovered ocean
According to research on ocean life, scientists have recognized the world with a fifth ocean still unexplored.
Oceanography
Discover the mystery of 'invisible' sharks
With the ability to glow and mingle with water colors, some sharks become completely invisible to prey and enemies.
Oceanography
Squid vampire upside down body
The video below shows the strange ability of vampire ink, one of the most unique creatures in the ocean.
Oceanography
Fish recognize each other under ultraviolet light
While we rely on factors such as eye color and hair color to distinguish ethnic groups, some fish species rely on ultraviolet (UV) light to distinguish this species from…
Oceanography
Sea urchins 'look' with thorny feathers
A new study confirms that the sea urchin's bristling body acts as a large eye covered with thorns.
Oceanography
New discovery of the phenomenon of underwater luminescence
The phenomenon of glowing in living organisms or bioluminescence is quite common, especially in marine species.