Animals met with oil spills
The lives of birds, fish, turtles and many other marine animals become ever more fragile than the oil spill disaster on the Gulf of Mexico for more than a month.
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The lives of birds, fish, turtles and many other marine animals become ever more fragile than the oil spill disaster on the Gulf of Mexico for more than a month.
The multicolored fish, purple sea snail or purple sea urchin or the Great Barrier Reef coral reefs are encountered by amateur divers under the blue waters of Wales.
With a fins of 7.6 m and a weight of up to 2,300 kg, giant rays are one of the most intelligent but mystical creatures in the ocean.
Photographer Jason Heller traveled to the wild coast of South Africa in July to capture the image of a fish party ...
Oceanographers have discovered hundreds of new marine animals in the Great Barrier reef and a reef in northwestern Australia.
The predatory pistol shrimp that uses it creates a bubble bullet that can kill the enemy.
Glass eels have a transparent body when they are larvae but the tissue gradually changes and has color when mature.
According to the Daily Mail, the body of a marine animal that appears on Georgia's sea is said to be very similar to the famous
The park covers an area of 268,000 km2, helping protect the Juan Fernandez Islands biodiversity of Chile in the Pacific Ocean.
Photographer Stefano Ulivi recorded the sounds created by a group of striped dolphins while diving in the waters near Pico, Portugal, Story Trender reported on December…
The cause of mass deaths of starfish may be due to environmental pollution or the impact of the big storm the night before.
If a thermonuclear bomb is dropped into the Pacific Ocean, the consequences of marine life and even human suffering will be extremely serious.
An animal that lives on the bottom of the ocean called Venus flytrap anemone has a superficial appearance and a way to catch prey like terrestrial flies.
A divers shot himself, opening his mouth under the sea in Hawaii to feed the shrimps