Sea monsters really exist?
From aquatic monsters to giant sea snakes, frightening monsters in the ocean still haunt the imagination of sailors.
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From aquatic monsters to giant sea snakes, frightening monsters in the ocean still haunt the imagination of sailors.
With an unusual, even somewhat bizarre appearance, many creatures choose the ocean floor as their home: Life is under great pressure, the water is cold and there is no s…
A brave biologist infiltrated the harsh environment of the White Sea to capture images
Longer than a bus with tentacles covered with razor-sharp spikes, giant ink was once considered a sea monster, but in fact they were not as fierce predators as in legend…
Beneath the remains of a giant lake from the Aztec civilization is home to a special animal.
These giant monsters can carry out underwater flying, making the fighter pilot embarrassed, the two researchers announced.
From tentacles with jellyfish up to 5 meters long, to giant octopus or monster eels that can swallow a larger prey than it ... Life on the ocean floor is the mystery yet…
Lake Erie, bordering the US and Canada border, is famous for a water monster named Bessie who was allegedly attacked boats through the area.
The new study published in the scientific journal PLOS One describes an ancient tomb full of mysteries, estimated to be in the year 435 AD and belongs to a Maya woman.
Prehistoric monsters similar to the 30-meter megalodon giant shark may still live on Earth today, according to theories.
According to Channel News Asia, this finding is especially noticed by scientific lovers and prehistoric learners.
Megalodon is one of the most impressive monsters that ever existed on Earth. It's big, mysterious, and in some way ... beautiful.
In October 1886, the people of Hamilton, New Zealand were shocked to find the body of a sheep filtered in a barbaric manner.
Giant pythons, megalodon sharks, ancient elephants are massive sized species that once roamed the Earth.
David Rumsey Center of Stanford University paid for buying the Monte-era map set in September 2017.