Forest cypress 50,000 years old intact at the bottom of the sea
The underwater cypress forest dates from the ice age more than 50,000 years ago when the sea level is 120m lower than today.
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The underwater cypress forest dates from the ice age more than 50,000 years ago when the sea level is 120m lower than today.
A diver named Atsushi Sadaki recorded a frog fish walking on the seabed off Sulawesi Island, Indonesia, National Geographic on July 31st reported.
During the Jurassic period, while the dinosaurs were considered to be the hegemony of the Earth, the undersea actually existed a dolphin-like predator.
A group of divers in Florida, USA discovered 350 gold coins off the Vero Sea believed to be a ship wrecked 300 years ago.
Researchers were extremely surprised and delighted at the discovery of the vast forest with thousands of years of life under the North Sea.
Researchers have recently discovered the wrecks of undersea ships, believed to be Columbus Columbus explorer Christopher Santa's famous ship.
An American treasure hunter family has discovered a $ 300,000 gold in sunken wrecks off the coast of Florida.
The Dutchman, Jan Meulmeester, discovered 28 axes, possibly up to 100,000 years old, in an undersea gravel sand dug up by a cherry material supplier. He also found sampl…
China is planning to build a giant museum to preserve and display an ancient shipwreck. This unique museum will contain a more than 800-year-old shipwreck and its treasu…
A group of American scientists found the undersea of the explosion of a large asteroid with debris drifting to Earth could make our planet's climate cooler 8.3 million…
The Seikan Tunnel is a 53.85 km railway tunnel in Japan, with a length of 23.3 km underground.
On an undersea cave expedition, a group of scientists discovered an unknown species of crustacean belonging to the Spelepnectes genus.
Scientists say the key to the survival of the world's threatened coral reefs could be in the waters surrounding Shikine, a small volcanic island off the coast of Japan.
Secrets inside the Pacific Ring of Fire, the region where the most terrifying earthquakes on Earth were first revealed to scientists by the scientists.