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The 1.2m giant clam thought to be extinct 'reappears' off the coast of Croatia
A parasite almost wiped out the giant Pinna nobilis mussel in 2016. However, recently, Croatia discovered that this mussel is growing again and is making efforts to preserve it.
The land of 120,000 years without the sun in Antarctica
According to Live Science, a group of scientists from the British Antarctic Survey Agency (BAS) is currently exploring the mysterious marine ecosystem under the Antarctic shelf.
The facts may be unknown to you about the oceans
The ocean is not only home to thousands of different kinds of marine animals that are hidden in many mysteries that make people want to explore and explore. So what do you know
Phoenix Island Conservation Area
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Phoenix Island Conservation Area in the Republic of Kiribati as a World Natural Heritage Site in 2008.
Tens of thousands of tons of horse tail algae swallowed the beaches of Mexico
Reporters in Mexico reported that on August 3, the Ministry of Environment and Mexican Resources (Semarnat) warned of the proliferation of Sargasso algae that stretches 480km along
5 facts proving that the ocean is moving in a way that people cannot understand
2016 is becoming a time of witnessing a turning point in global climate, the following single events are becoming more evident than ever.
The long shark is a car that once raged in the ocean
US scientists found a shark as big as a sharp-toothed car that once lived popularly along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 20 million years ago.
Japanese parks are outraged by using 5000 live fish for unbelievable reasons
According to the organizers' introduction, when visiting the park, visitors can buy tickets to have fun and slide on the ice rink where thousands of fish and oysters are frozen in
Use bacteria to overcome oil spills
Scientists have deciphered the genome of bacteria that are able to remove oil from the water, returning a healthy ecosystem to the sea.
The American way of forecasting, detecting and measuring red tide toxins
Due to the ability to kill marine life and threaten human health of red tide, American scientists have focused on monitoring as well as early detection of toxic algae blooms.