Environment
The lake can hold up to 2,500 shipwrecks
As one of the most navigable inland waterways in the world, Lake Erie is also known as a shipwreck graveyard in the Five Lakes region.
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Video: Crossing the river to find the 'promised land', the zebra lost half of its face because of the underwater god
At the Mara River in Masai Mara National Park, Kenya, every year there is a great event called the Great Migration of herbivores.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Technology to find shipwrecks using AI
Scientists can now use AI technology to detect archaeological sites on land as well as underwater.
New technology
China makes an underwater generator that 'mimics' seaweed
Dalian Maritime University built generators that convert wave motion into electricity, powering equipment at sea.
New technology
Russian navigation system: 'iPhone' underwater
Tour divers, industrial divers, search workers, underwater vehicles: all need navigation systems to navigate.
Animal world
Why can crocodiles 'meat' enemies even when sleeping?
Crocodile is a reptile living underwater. Thanks to their large size, strong jaws, they are one of the most feared predators on Earth.
Archeology
Underwater underwater 'ghost village' suddenly emerged after more than 25 years of disappearance
By 2021, when Vagli Lake drains its water, an underwater ghost village will emerge
Oceanography
Mysterious 'underwater tornado' phenomenon off the coast of Australia
When explorers from the Schmidt Aquarium conducted a remote expedition near the Moore Reef off the Australian coast, they came across an unusual phenomenon, the 'underwa…
Animal world
Sea snakes evolved to see underwater 15 million years ago
A new study shows that sea snakes evolved 15 million years ago to adapt to changes in seawater, including the evolution of eyesight.
Discover science
What if humans could breathe underwater?
When humans can swim freely underwater like fishes, what new things will appear in life on this Earth?
Oceanography
Hundreds of hydrothermal nozzles undulating the seabed
The new underwater map reveals towering towers and hydrothermal vents rising from the sea floor in the dark off the Pacific Northwest.
Archeology
The big question about dinosaurs was answered
After a long-standing question was answered, scientists confirmed that the first known human dinosaur could live underwater.
Videos
Horrified the scene when the man struggled terribly underwater
Charles Wieand, an American man, hugged a python to dive into the water for 30 minutes.
Oceanography
Mysterious migration activity of whales
Every year, when the Arctic or Antarctic seas fall in winter, the whales begin their 'round the world' journey. Scientists believe that they do so to avoid cold climates…
Oceanography
Marine animals protect the Earth from millions of viruses
Shrimp, oysters, sponges and shellfish can effectively remove virus particles in the aquatic environment through a variety of methods.