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Unesco's United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization has recognized Palau's Rock Islands as a 2012 World Heritage List of mixed categories.
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Unesco's United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization has recognized Palau's Rock Islands as a 2012 World Heritage List of mixed categories.
The island with white sand blue sea like Hawaii is an ideal destination for those who love travel. But hidden deep in the sea there are volcanoes.
Scientists found more than 100 mother octopus and eggs located at a depth of about 3 km in the waters off Costa Rica, Fox News reported on April 18.
Octopuses and grouper also hunt a good small fish that wriggles in coral reefs and often hides in rocks that are so small that grouper cannot chase.
A diver spotted a stingray about three meters long disguised as a rock under the sea.
The zoologist doctor from Oxford honored his favorite rock band in a great way
A 15m-long giant whale washes into the waters of Devon, southwestern England. People here are afraid that, if left too long, the whale's body could explode and pollute t…
The king disguised: People thought that this fighting fish was just a stone covered with moss. Located at the bottom of the sea, this 40cm long animal is playing a reven…
In 2011, an Australian cruise ship attracted white sharks thanks to songs by famous rock band AC / DC.
The dolphins frightened themselves into the rocks as if to ask for help, but still could not escape the tragic fate.
Canadian scientists attempted to maintain life for a killer whale that had been stranded for nearly 9 hours, until the tide came to free it from the bumpy rocks.
Ecologists in Indonesia apply simple technology to create biological rock at the bottom of the sea, to protect coral reefs.
Sharks are often likened to
The small stick on the body makes it easy for clingfish to cling to surfaces, even absorb heavy objects that are hundreds of times heavier than it.
The marine animal named Pyura chilensis surprised many people by mistaking it for a bloody stone.