Octopus species have an odd sex life
A large striped octopus that lives in the Pacific region is attracting great attention from research circles due to its unusual way of life and mating habits.
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A large striped octopus that lives in the Pacific region is attracting great attention from research circles due to its unusual way of life and mating habits.
Oysters possess the largest penis compared to their body size in the animal kingdom and now this species continues to set a new record with the ability to capture sperm…
Previously, the sex life of the extinct Hawksbill sea turtle was always unknown to scientists. Now, this question has been answered.
A mussel in Antarctica possesses male sex organs when they are young, but turns into females during adulthood. The species Lissarca miliaris was first described in 1845…
Microbiologists of the University of Portsmouth (UK) discovered that paramyxean parasites are the culprits that make males turn into females.
Biologists say that the main food of the swordfish is ant, beetle, tailed bug (springtail) and flies, if these insects accidentally fall into the water. However, the mai…
After the mating lasts for up to 3 hours, squid is so tired that there is no strength to swim, eat or dodge enemies.
By studying videos made by underwater vehicles, American scientists carried out off the coast of California, believing that these rare-sighted creatures often participat…
Professor Yossi Loya of Tel Aviv University's Department of Zoology is the first in the world to discover that Japanese sea corals also convert sex.
In some species of scaly oceans, the temperature determines the sex of the fetus. A series of experiments by two Spanish scientists showed that the higher the temperatur…
They flirt, hold hands and watch the lover very strictly. The love life of octopus is far more complicated than one can imagine, said the research team at the University…
It is well known that lower oxygen levels in the water can be dangerous to aquatic life. A new study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology confir…
Scientists mysteriously decipher ancient papyrus scrolls dating back 2,000 years in the collection of the University of Basel, Switzerland, according to Live Science.
A study published in Nature reveals the curtain of the disappearance of some ancient organisms.
In fact, homosexuality is no stranger in the first civilizations known to mankind as ancient Egypt, more importantly this is not considered to be misleading.