Strange creatures on the ocean floor
A sea mouse (also called a deep sea) has been hit by a storm on the Kent coast (England). Usually, this species is found at depths of more than 2,000m.
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A sea mouse (also called a deep sea) has been hit by a storm on the Kent coast (England). Usually, this species is found at depths of more than 2,000m.
The underwater photographer, Doug Perrine, when traveling to Mexico's Baja peninsula, captured stunning photographs of the Bryde whale hunt. According to the Daily Mail,…
Looking at the strange images of the sea lily makes many people wonder.
The wreck from the late 16th to early 17th century was discovered during dredging at the mouth of the Tagus River last month, Fox News reported.
Two wrecks from World War II, sunk more than 70 years ago, were discovered at the bottom of the Atlantic at a distance from each other.
The Apollo submarine's submerged rocket engine has been salvaged by the expedition team of the founder of retailer Amazone.com, Jeff Bezos.
Dutch experts warn that the current sea-level assessment methods do not take into account the increased volume of the entire ocean as glaciers and ice shelves melt.
BBC news agency reported on July 4, Japanese researchers said it had discovered a rare earth mine with reserves of 100 billion tons off the Pacific.
Wrecks off the island of Gozo, Malta, make the waters of this place a mysterious beauty, as hidden from an ancient story.
The ocean floor is home to many giant and mysterious sea creatures: white shark, giant mussel ...
Scientists have discovered and recorded stunning images of strange creatures on the ocean floor.
Jellyfish at the coast of the White Sea, Russia, recorded by the creator Alexander Semenov looks like an alien or explosive block.
Starfish camouflage colors like anemones, stealth clown fish in the tingling tentacles of sea flowers to avoid enemies, poisonous jellyfish, sunflower-legged grass know…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration simulates the ocean floor under data collected from satellites and boats.