A 150kg marine creature washed up on the Australian beach
John Lindholm and his wife found the body of a fish weighing about 150kg and 1.8m long washed ashore at Moore Park in Queensland, Australia, the International Business T…
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John Lindholm and his wife found the body of a fish weighing about 150kg and 1.8m long washed ashore at Moore Park in Queensland, Australia, the International Business T…
The sea slug named leaf sheep can absorb chloroplasts from seaweed to be introduced into the body.
This shrimp is thought to live deeper than any other known shrimp in the world. They live at depths of less than 5,000 meters, in a crater in the seabed where a volcano…
In the video, the animal has a beautiful and brilliant appearance that moves gently to look very much like fireworks.
Blue light waves, synchronized breeding corals, directional positioning with stars etc. are strange phenomena that can only be witnessed after dark.
A group of divers from the Marine and Antarctic Research Institute (IMAS) discovered the second red-handed population off Tasmania after seeing an individual wandering t…
Perhaps many people already know, one of the most pressing environmental problems that people need to solve is the huge amount of waste that is released to the ocean eve…
However, not everyone knows this soft-bodied marine animal possesses a sophisticated visual system that can have up to 200 eyes of 1mm size.
Residents of Chukotka after the storm began to find on the coast many giant snake-shaped creatures. This is stated on the National Park website
Researchers still do not understand the cause and mechanism of forming whirlpools that attract marine life hundreds of kilometers in diameter in the ocean.
Earth oceans are acidifying at an unprecedented rate of history and will threaten the lives of all marine life in the world if people do not soon take action.
The pain of the poisonous sea creature's tentacle caused the BBC film crew to urinate on the wound to ease the discomfort.
Recently, scientists from Newcastle University (UK) have discovered extremely surprisingly about marine life living on the deepest ocean on Earth (up to now).
Scientists officially confirmed the new species of fish called Pseudoliparis swirei, discovered at a depth of 7,966 meters under the Mariana trench.
Stefano Ulivi dives with a blue shark while guiding a group of divers in the sea near Pico, Portugal, Story Trender reported on November 28.