Catching super rare purple crabs caused a stir
Recently, fishermen in a port in Qingdao, Shandong, China have caught the super rare purple crabs that caused a stir, drawing much attention.
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Recently, fishermen in a port in Qingdao, Shandong, China have caught the super rare purple crabs that caused a stir, drawing much attention.
The migration of thousands of dolphins in a nearly 10,000-kilometer journey along the South African coast creates a breathtaking spectacle.
A large number of dead fish were discovered in southern California, with the cause believed to be due to lack of oxygen.
Netizens are shaken by a video that captures an image of a strange, but glowing, squid-like creature, swimming in the harbor area of Bristol, USA.
The Ukrainian Navy will train dolphins to use special guns and knives to fight underwater enemies.
Bobby Stoddard and his crew members in the Port of Clarks in Nova Scotia (Canada) have caught an extremely rare blue lobster. Mr. Stoddard has caught 3,000 lobsters in 3…
Australian scientists on September 15 revealed that they have discovered dolphins that live off the city of Melbourne, Victoria, belonging to a different species from ot…
Nearly 16 km of red tape was discovered at the port of New York yesterday and could be harmful to the health of train drivers or swimmers nearby.
A fisherman discovered an oyster with a width of 18 cm and weighed nearly 1.4 kg at the port of Plymouth, England.
Archaeologists discovered eight Roman wrecks dating back about 2,000 years to a depth of 30 meters in waters near Naxos Island, Greece, Newsweek reported yesterday.
Thai authorities have discovered 12 intact cannons underground in a port outside Bangkok.
This is an activity in the plan to implement the cooperation program of archaeological research and history of Vietnam - Japan relations with Chieu Hoa University (Japan…
The large structure containing hundreds of warships in a seaport near Athens contributed to the resounding victory of the Greek army before the Persian Empire thousands…
The ancient Roman port of Ostia was built on the mouth of the river Tiber, it was built into a giant complex under Emperor Claudius and named Portus-meaning port.
British archaeologists say an excavation in Italy discovered many new mysteries of Portus harbor, once a gateway to Rome.