Tires cause pollution in the sea - little is known
Tires are made of natural rubber and rubber, so it is unlikely that it will be the culprit for spreading 28% of the total amount of micro-particles into the ocean, contr…
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Tires are made of natural rubber and rubber, so it is unlikely that it will be the culprit for spreading 28% of the total amount of micro-particles into the ocean, contr…
For many years, the New York port has fallen into pollution and depleted marine life. New Yorkers had to embark on water purification and cleaning
By studying coral populations in response to the changing marine environment, scientists have drawn a wild picture 100 years later.
Guinness Book of World Records said, Andrew Leaper, captain of a fishing boat called 'Copious', found the bottle from April 12 when he and fishermen dropped nets off the…
Recently, scientists from Newcastle University (UK) have discovered extremely surprisingly about marine life living on the deepest ocean on Earth (up to now).
Most of the global fish stocks, which are over-exploited, may recover in the next 10 years.
The clip back to the whole process of pulling the plastic straw tightly into the nostril, the turtle has received great attention from the online community right after a…
An underwater camera company in Australia discovered two-headed sea slugs with two genitals off the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
When seawater is continuously heated, scientists have observed events of coral bleaching at a greater and more frequent level. Ecologists worry that climate change can m…
The polluted marine environment has little impact on the life of ocean creatures, including the birth of a small stingray.
Dr. Peter Todd - former volunteer of VSA (New Zealand Volunteer Supply Organization) - had an article sent to the Environment page to call for the rescue of Vietnamese s…
According to the survey, more than 1 million species of insects exist on Earth discovered so far.
Dozens of whales and dead sperm whales in the European sea, filled with fishing hooks, fish net pieces, even plastic shells covered with automobile engines.
NOAA's Marine Animal Service and the US Fish and Wildlife Service have announced that the plan to revive the sea turtle department of the Northwest Atlantic Ocean.