Oceanography
'Paradise' for sharks in Southeast Asia
Indonesia has established sharks, sea turtles and stingrays around an archipelago in the eastern part of the country.
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What do ocean scientists do?
According to the results of the Census of Marine Life, the 2010 Census, scientists said more than 230,000 species of organisms are living in the oceans.
Oceanography
Discover more than 200,000 new species under the ocean
After 10 years of implementing a number of ocean creatures, the scientists found more than 200,000 new species.
Oceanography
Sharks often attack people when the moon is new
A recent study shows that the number of shark attacks increased dramatically during the new moon, on Sundays and in shallow waters.
Oceanography
Discover the world's smallest whale population
Scientists have discovered the smallest known whale population in the world that lives in the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
Oceanography
'Booming' jellyfish - a threat to the ocean
Actions should be taken soon to solve the problem of rapidly increasing the number of jellyfish, which is considered a consequence of human activities.
Oceanography
Dead waters are spreading
The conclusion of a group of US and Swedish scientists shows that dead sea areas - where aquatic species cannot survive due to lack of oxygen - are continuing to expand.
Oceanography
Australia discovered 100 new marine species
Australian researchers have discovered 100 new species of marine life scattered in the submerged islands of western Australia.
Oceanography
Whales can also die from melancholy
According to experts, over two decades of loosening the ban on whale hunting, the ocean's most majestic marine mammals have only recovered a bit of their once-thriving p…
Oceanography
One more year, the Arctic could run out of ice
The latest satellite images revealed by NASA have shown a dreadful decline in the number of permafrost - the thickest and oldest ice - in the Arctic. However, the agency…
Oceanography
Using Argos pepper piles tracks humpback whales
Approximately 15 stakes of Argos pepper will be placed on the backs of humpback whales in order to understand their movement to the waters of New Caledonia in the winter.
Oceanography
Watch sea turtles by satellite
Conservation International - Conservation International has launched a satellite turtle monitoring program. Environmentalists will oversee the migration of 11 leather tu…
Oceanography
Are corals more complex than humans?
A small coral can have the same number of genes and even more than humans. It is noteworthy that although the evolutionary difference is different, corals have many gene…
Oceanography
Discovering more than 50 new species of sea creatures in Indonesia
Mr. Jatna Supriatna, Executive Director of the International Nature Conservation Organization in Indonesia, said that during ocean tours this year conducted by the organ…