Strange transparent creatures found in New Zealand
A fisherman in New Zealand was extremely surprised when he picked up a transparent creature on the sea.
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A fisherman in New Zealand was extremely surprised when he picked up a transparent creature on the sea.
Perhaps the most common thing you know about a vacation on the islands is the stagnation of time, cocktails and delight in swimming.
At our dining table, sooner or later there will be seafood stuffed with toxic plastic micro-molecules. The diet of marine life has changed.
A recent report says at least one-third of the world's ocean creatures are still completely unknown to science.
Millions of exotic crab-like animals, pea-sized, have attacked Hawaii beach, causing many experts to be confused. The attack of tiny purple creatures, curled up like bal…
When a shipment of nearly 50kg of lobster was delivered to a seafood store and a restaurant in the UK last month, it was discovered that 6 lobsters have an extremely rar…
Bobby Stoddard and his crew members in the Port of Clarks in Nova Scotia (Canada) have caught an extremely rare blue lobster. Mr. Stoddard has caught 3,000 lobsters in 3…
This is Claude - The giant crab crab Tasmania was recently caught in Tasmanian waters. The fate of the crab is to become a delicious crab cake on the plate. However, the…
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…
Scientists have once again voiced the fact that Maui dolphins, the smallest and rarest among dolphins, are facing extinction. Their only habitat is on New Zealand's west…
The new shark is similar in appearance to the hammerhead shark found in the area about 7,000km from the east coast of the United States, proving that they are quite popu…
Dead dolphins are growing in the Gulf of Mexico, but the cause of this unusual phenomenon is still mysterious to scientists.
Scientists at the University of Southampton have brought in images of unusual life deep in the Indian Ocean.