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Whale feces slows global warming
According to the latest discovery by marine biologists from Australia's Antarctic Bureau, whale feces can slow global warming.
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Three new species of tiger fish were discovered
The report, published in the journal Genome Research, said US scientists have discovered three new strains of amphibian fish using mitochondrial DNA sequencing technolog…
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Discover the world's smallest whale population
Scientists have discovered the smallest known whale population in the world that lives in the northeastern Pacific Ocean.
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Hundreds of whales are stranded in New Zealand
About 125 pepper whales died in New Zealand after drifting to the coast during the last two weekends.
Oceanography
Crocodiles never intentionally kill people
The fact that giant killer whales do not have the habit of killing at sea.
Oceanography
Sperm fish chew giant squid
Scientists at the National Geographic site took rare photos of giant squid feeding behavior of sperm whales.
Oceanography
Modern technology to explore the ocean
Thanks to the development of modern technology, underwater life was first clearly portrayed through impressive frames ...
Oceanography
Play with ocean assassins
An Australian young man sits on the corpse of a whale in the middle of the ocean while a few sharks shone from the corpse.
Oceanography
The origin of marine mammals
In the past, the ancestors of today's mammalian marine animals - including whales, dolphins and dolphin dolphins - first brought their feet into the water, which led to…
Oceanography
Stunted whale fish
Scientists stumbled upon a group of sperm whales who stole cod fish from fishing nets of fishermen off Alaska, USA.
Oceanography
Sperm whales work together to look after children
For mothers, finding someone reliable to take care of their children while working is a big challenge. So we must understand the worries of sperm whales.
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Spectacular killer whales hunting
A killer whale tried to follow the young seal on the sea and drank the blood with a massive body up close to the shore to catch the prey but failed.
Oceanography
Face the giant fish mouth
With a 9-meter wide mouth, the rough whale is about to swallow the woman diving nearby to have a good meal.
Oceanography
The whale is shallow in Australia
Australian lifeguards are using jet-powered amphibious vehicles, excavators and human power to save 194 whales and dolphins stuck on a beach.
Oceanography
Rescue whales in Australia
Volunteers and lifeguards have to race against time to save the survivors, among nearly 200 whales and dolphins stranded on King, Australia on the third night.