A simple way to block plastic waste from flowing into the sea
Every minute, 15 tons of plastic waste is dumped into the sea. To contribute to the fight against pollution, a Canadian business partnered with three young Dutch girls t…
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Every minute, 15 tons of plastic waste is dumped into the sea. To contribute to the fight against pollution, a Canadian business partnered with three young Dutch girls t…
AP news agency has a series of expensive photos recorded unforgettable moments of Vietnam War 1962 - 1967.
Surely you will be amazed by the world around us when viewing these photos.
A group of photographers recorded the stunning scenery made up of thousands of blue-glowing marine shrimp on the Japanese coast.
The talented photographer took more than 25 years to capture these magical moments of giant animals in the ocean. And you're lucky to be able to see this beautiful set o…
The ocean floor is home to many giant and mysterious sea creatures: white shark, giant mussel ...
The nudibranchs are full of bizarre shapes, colorful colors that many people think of as they are evidence of alien creatures present on Earth.
Helicoprion sharks, mound lizards, dinosaurs, dinosaurs ... are giants of prehistoric creatures.
The sea accounts for 71% of the earth's surface area (361 million square kilometers), so the marine flora and fauna is as rich as the land, even more diverse. Photograph…
Red tide often occurs in the waters of Guangdong province, threatening the marine ecology and aquaculture industry here.
After admiring these rare marine species, many people will see how important ocean protection is.
A marine biologist spends a lot of time capturing interesting above and below water splits in UK waters.
America's Florida state coast is attacked by toxic blue algae tide, causing a lot of troubles for people, threatening aquatic species in the area.
The microorganisms that live in the sea are clearly visible through images magnifying from tens to hundreds of times under a microscope.
Unique photographs of invertebrate species are part of the 3-year ocean discovery process by scientists and photographers.