Oceanography
Swim with thousands of stingrays
Amateur diver Gary Larter has an interesting journey in the bottom of the Mexican sea when swimming with thousands of stingray stingrays.
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Oceanography
Humpback whales swim a quarter of the world
With 10,000 km of travel, this is the longest journey ever made by a mammal.
Oceanography
The fish has a strange ability to transform
Thanks to gene analysis technology, experts realized that three species of fish are just one and this is a strange transformation in the world of vertebrates.
Oceanography
Dolphins cannot swim too fast
The fastest speed a dolphin can swim near the water is 54 km / hour. He can't swim faster, if he doesn't want to hurt.
Oceanography
Crossopterygii (Latimeria chalumnar)
In 1938, South African fisherman captain Hendrick Goshou caught a strange fish that had never been seen before. This fish is like a fossilized fish (Crossopterygii), 1.5…
Oceanography
Stingray
Poisonous sea ray sting (scientific name: Dasyatis Violacea) is the most active creature in the family of stingrays. It is easy to recognize them when this particular fi…
Oceanography
Sea without Sargasso shore (Algae tail)
The vast majority of the seas are at the edge of the oceans, adjacent to the mainland, but the Sargasso Sea in the North Atlantic is
Oceanography
Starfish disappear under sand in the blink of an eye to camouflage
A diver records the process of camouflaged stellar fish near Blairgowrie Pier, Victoria, Australia, Storyful reported on December 7.
Archeology
Compare the size of the largest prehistoric animals
Amphicoelias lizard foot is the largest known dinosaur with a tail length of up to 58m.
Archeology
The 100 million year fossil of the tail spiders is as long as a scorpion
The nearly intact 100 million year old fossil was found in amber in Myanmar, according to USA Today.
Archeology
Discover a small dinosaur with turkey in Australia
Answering CNN, Matthew Herne, a palaeontologist who led the work, said dinosaur bones from Australia are rare.
Archeology
Animals push back dinosaurs to eat meat with a tail
The giant dinosaur eating Galeamopus pabsti grass can use its tail to chase dangerous meat-eating dinosaurs.
Archeology
Monster monster filled with prickly horns on the face
The newly discovered mace-like dinosaur is called the Ghostbusters because of the horns and thorns like monsters on its face.
Archeology
Discovered human beings once had two tails
People in evolution have lost their tails. However, a recent study shows that we have lost the tail, not just one but twice.
Archeology
The dinosaur tails remain intact in the amber mass of 99 million years
The amber contains dinosaur tails with covered feathers discovered at a market in Myanmar, believed to belong to a small dinosaur that lived 99 million years ago.