Panic of thousands of sharks surrounding the US coast
Tourists stand on the shore in panic as they see sharks gathering in the coast.
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Tourists stand on the shore in panic as they see sharks gathering in the coast.
Last year, the number of dead whales and drifted ashore in Chile reached 330 and this year this strange phenomenon has not stopped.
Sardines die in numbers up to tens of thousands of animals drifting to the banks of the Queule River in Chile, causing the habitat in the area to be seriously affected.
The sea between Darwin's islands and Wolf in Ecuador becomes the most concentrated place on Earth with more than 13,000 per km2.
The nearly 10-meter-long shark is rarely hidden under the waters outside Donald Trump's golf club in Los Angeles, USA, making the boatmen extremely excited.
Many consecutive landslides caused the total number of dead whales in the North Sea coast to increase to 26 in just one month.
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The Marine Conservation Society in the UK noted that the jellyfish are encroaching off the coast of the country in record numbers.
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Few people know that clam, also known as clam, is a bivalve mollusk, which humans use as a regular dish, has a life
A large number of dead fish were discovered in southern California, with the cause believed to be due to lack of oxygen.
Scientists have long underestimated the number of fish in the ocean, after discovering that most of the inhabitants of the ocean remained calmly in deep water.