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Richard Mesce - a former pilot living in northern California, USA - spotted an oyster at the bottom of Humboldt Bay. He then took it to Humboldt University for experts t…
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Richard Mesce - a former pilot living in northern California, USA - spotted an oyster at the bottom of Humboldt Bay. He then took it to Humboldt University for experts t…
Giant squid living in the dark bottom of the ocean can still detect the smallest light created by whales up to 120m away.
The cause of 20 tons of dead fish seems to be unknown to scientists and residents living near the coast of Kvennes in Nordreisa, northern Norway.
After finding the first stealth octopus off the coast of Sulawesi in Indonesia in 1998, the complex characteristics of this species as well as the world of animals in th…
Living in a desert hotel, completely isolated from male sharks, but a
A new study by scientists shows that in order to adapt to the glacial waters of Antarctica, the squid used a special way to change RNAs.
Scientists have discovered 'hot' fish living in Antarctica for millions of years. It is a fish that has the ability to naturally produce antifreeze in the blood naturall…
There is a blind fish living in a cave in Somalia but they all know what time they are in the day. However,
By studying videos made by underwater vehicles, American scientists carried out off the coast of California, believing that these rare-sighted creatures often participat…
In a statement (September 29), the World Animal Conservation Organization said that sea turtles living in marine areas of countries such as India, Bangladesh, and Sri La…
Scientists found that there are two large areas in the North Pacific Sea that are a promising land for marine life, attracting a diverse array of predators in the projec…
The group of American, Palau and Japanese scientists discovered the new type of eel, known as the
According to the results of the Census of Marine Life, the 2010 Census, scientists said more than 230,000 species of organisms are living in the oceans.
The BBC reported that the Thaumoctopus mimicus octopus living in Indonesian waters could 'impersonate' the same swimming technique of flatfish or sea snakes to survive.