13 species of miraculous ancient mammals
In fact, during the development of animals on Earth, there are many more exotic ancient animals than dinosaurs.
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In fact, during the development of animals on Earth, there are many more exotic ancient animals than dinosaurs.
Seawater is both salty and bitter, containing a large amount of salt, according to the measurement, seawater has not about 3.5% of the salt. The fish in the sea always d…
About 90% of seabirds have swallowed plastic and health waste threatened by plastic contamination in the gut.
Eating for a body that does not own organs seems to be
We know a lot about the amazing ability of octopus
The oceans are under attack, many fisheries are on the verge of collapse and 90% of large fish are over-exploited.
Scientists have discovered a species of sea snakes that can fast up to 7 months without any sip of fresh water, regardless of whether they live in a marine environment.
The image of a dog standing on the body of thousands of herring in Lovund, Norway has made many people feel surprised.
The disappearance, mutation of many animals is considered a warning signal to the Earth about the negative changes of climate ...
Sky News reported authorities discovered the bodies of 18 sea turtles, 22 sea lions, 16 sharks, 8 dolphins and 22 seabirds on an area over 120km long in Peru's Lambayequ…
The bodies of animals washed up on Pucusana beach, a place about 37km south of the capital Lima. The incident was discovered on 25/5. The Peruvian Navy said it had sent…
Experts warn, life on Earth will reach the sixth extinction stage. Its predecessor was the fifth great extinction that led to the complete disappearance of dinosaurs.
Many sea creatures emit biological light. This phenomenon, called bioluminescence, was observed in some marine bacteria. These bacteria emit a stable light source whenev…
The buzzing sounds from the engines of commercial ships along the sea routes not only alter whale behavior but also affect other giant mammals underwater.
According to new research by Australian scientists, increasing CO2 emissions on Earth may affect the nervous and brain systems of marine fish.