Oceanography
Experts speculate the cause of sharks flying on Australian fishing boats
The expert said that the shark jumped on the fisherman's boat due to being caught in the hook or too engrossed in chasing the prey.
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Oceanography
Flock of hundreds of whales makes the scientific community confused
The humpback whales gathering in large flocks are unprecedented acts, especially when their numbers have been declining in the last 100 years.
Oceanography
Catching a 6-bearing shark originating before dinosaurs
Marine scientists were stunned when they caught a 6-shark shark rarely seen on the Canadian seabed.
Oceanography
Sharp toothed teeth discharge face up to wait for bait in the sand
The face with the sharp jagged teeth of the fish can make any seafighter startle when they see it.
Oceanography
The chaotic dolphin fled when the killer whale ambushed
More than 1,000 dolphins fled when they fell into the killer whale ambush off Monterey Bay, USA.
Oceanography
Why are humpback whales disappearing in Hawaii?
Humpback whales often appear in the waters off Hawaii in December. But this year they have not appeared. What is the cause?
Oceanography
Australia caught rare giant sharks after more than 80 years
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
Oceanography
Catching tiger shark weighs nearly 400kg
A man in Texas, USA, recently discovered and caught a tiger shark, a fish that could attack humans, weighing nearly 400kg.
Oceanography
Why lion fish are destructive compared to other predators
Lion fish is not merely a carnivore but it is like a
Oceanography
Sharks attack
Sharks can detect when humans turn to face them, which helps explain why the sea gods prefer to attack from the blind spot of their prey.
Oceanography
Learn species of 'goblin' in the sea
With this fierce appearance, they are also called by another name, the goblin fish. It was a fish, but looking at its appearance, no one thought it was fish.
Oceanography
Fish use 'gesture language' to coordinate hunting
Scientists have discovered many different species of fish using gesture language to support each other in hunting activities.
Oceanography
Giant white sharks eat more than people think
A new study has just been published by Australian scientists showing that giant white sharks, the world's largest carnivorous fish, consume three to four times as much f…
Oceanography
Sharks break teeth because of hunting
A white shark jumped out of the water to catch its prey. He had thought that he would have lunch, the fat seal. But instead, it bites into a model used by British photog…