Oceanography
Brilliant jellyfish species like fireworks at 1,200m deep in the sea
In the video, the animal has a beautiful and brilliant appearance that moves gently to look very much like fireworks.
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Oceanography
The monster's self-defense moves make sharks shy
Blind fish have super-liquid skin layers that help it to avoid serious internal damage when bitten by enemies.
Oceanography
Tropical fish migrate to the extreme because of climate change
Researchers have recently investigated some tropical fish species and discovered unexpectedly that they are showing signs of leaving the familiar warm waters to move to…
Oceanography
Dwarf seahorses catch bait 1/1000 second
Although it has a small body and moves slowly, dwarf seahorses are one of the most effective predators in the ocean world.
Oceanography
Starfish move like humans
Scientists have announced the discovery of the crunchy sea star Ophiocoma echinata that can
Oceanography
Sharks move strangely to find food
Sharks and other marine animals search for food with a kind of shopping-like type of people, according to one of the biggest analyzes of the habit of searching for prey…
Oceanography
Detecting anemones can move
Unlike most sea anemones that attach to life on the seabed, two newly discovered sea anemones in the waters around the Aleutian Islands near Alaska can swim and move.
Oceanography
Humpback whales hold the most moving record
That is the result of an American study proving that this mammal can perform a journey of more than 8,000 km to freeze.
Oceanography
Dragon leaves
Phycodurus eques is one of the most beautiful fish and also has many mysteries on the Japanese level of the ocean world. Looking at the dragon's leaves, it looks like ey…
Archeology
The reason why male mammoths disappeared thousands of years ago
Guardian quoted the researchers as saying that male mammoths often move alone and are in danger without help from the herd.
Archeology
Egypt plans to move the treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun
Archaeologists and conservation experts around the world discussed the safe movement of the treasures of Pharaoh Tutankhamun to a new location in Cairo, Egypt.
Archeology
Recreate the dinosaur's walk after 94 million years
British scientists say they have used computers to reproduce ancient dinosaur steps for the first time by sweeping fossil bones nearly 40 meters long.
Archeology
New timeline for the beginning of ancient Egypt
British experts have discovered that the time to move from scattered land to becoming a nation of rulers in Egypt is faster than expected.
Archeology
Dinosaurs also know how to swim
Dinosaurs can be quite heavy on the set, but new evidence suggests that they are ranking swimmers, overpowering long distances, of course underwater.
Archeology
Revealing the first animal species to live on the ground
The successful rendering of the first four-legged animal that lives on the ground with 3D technology has shown incredible details, overturning human understanding of the…