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Detecting octopus 'super small' at sea
Scientists in Hawaii, USA, have discovered two microscopic octopus clinging to a floating trash can.
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Two-meter dog tuna is caught by New Zealand fishermen
Underwater photographer Sam Wild caught a 37kg dog tuna in Fiji Island, according to Newshub.
Oceanography
Turn oysters into a seafaring guard
French scientists hope to detect sea pollution early enough to find an incredible ally of the soft-bodied family that often appears on the restaurant menu.
Oceanography
Scientists are tame bluefin tuna to get enough sushi ingredients
This method of aquaculture will give us an endless source of tuna to enjoy.
Oceanography
Video: Creatures create strong currents in the ocean
The Stanford University team found that small marine organisms can have a big impact when swimming into billions of cubs.
Oceanography
Spill on marine fish contaminated with toxic plastic
Worryingly, this dangerous situation can affect animals and even humans who eat poisoned fish.
Oceanography
Octopus and grouper combine to hunt down Australia's seabed
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.
Oceanography
Water-fearing fishes live in caves on cliffs
A fish that lives on the Pacific islands always hastily fled to a higher place to avoid the waves coming.
Oceanography
New born sharks practice swimming according to their mother underwater
Two small sharks gently bend themselves to swim with their mothers off the island of Kangaroo, Australia.
Oceanography
'Octopus city' under the sea floor of Australia
Scientists discovered a small octopus city called Octlantis in Jervis Bay in Australia's east coast, Science Alert on Sept. 19.
Oceanography
Finding fish and shrimp living under thick ice in Antarctica
When drilling a small hole in Antarctica, the scientists were stunned to see the fish and shrimp swimming in the eternal darkness at a depth of 740m below the ice.
Oceanography
Stingray weighs more than a ton to frighten Brazilian fishermen
Stingray weighs more than a ton caught on the net when 37-year-old fisherman Pedro Ricardo Xavier is 0.8 km off the coast of southern Brazil's Itajai, reported on July 1…
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
The fish has venom like heroin that makes enemies faint
The colorful Meiacanthus fang blenny in the Pacific has a small body but possesses venom-like bites like heroin to attack enemies.
Oceanography
Small animals help balance the ecology of the Caribbean Sea
Small marine animals such as sea urchins or parrot fish are helping to ensure ecological balance in coastal Caribean waters.