How did the Gulf of Mexico escape mass extinction?
56 million years ago, a global warming caused the oceans to acidify and many marine life to be wiped out.
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56 million years ago, a global warming caused the oceans to acidify and many marine life to be wiped out.
The 4-meter-long squid suddenly wrapped a tentacle around the fake jellyfish, then quickly went away when it realized it was not food.
According to NOAA's report (American National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Delegation), the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, where oxygen is low, is capable of…
The explorer ship of the US Ocean and Atmospheric Administration discovered that the squid has a strange red body structure in the Gulf of Mexico.
Scientists in the US have discovered a new strain of bacteria that eat oil rapidly growing in the Gulf of Mexico and helping to destroy oil particles.
The American father and son have just caught a class shark in the Gulf of Mexico this week.
The water in the lake in the Gulf of Mexico is 5 times more salty than the surrounding water, containing a lot of metal and hydrogen sulphide which can be fatal when swi…
The whirlpool is formed by a small negligence of humans swallowing up an island of nearly 300,000 square meters, two rigs and many barges, and at the same time the islan…
US researchers found that the area known as the
According to research by University of Georgia scientists (USA), the amount of methane leaked after a serious oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010, still exists…
Based on government data, US scientists on June 26 warned the area
Nearly 80% of the oil in the Gulf of Mexico has not yet disappeared as reported by US officials, the scientists said.
Oil and gas continued to escape from the broken bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, a few days after the BP group put a new cap into the well.