Archeology
Why do whale fin fins have five fingers that look like human hands?
Although people like to think whales are fish, they are also called whales, but they are not actually fish, but mammals.
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Archeology
Giant armored fish specializing in open mouth waiting for bait
A research team at the University of Bristol and the University of Zurich found that Titanichthys, an armored fish longer than 5 meters in the late Devonian, was similar…
1001 mystery
'Echo' from the ocean: A mystery that scientists have been unable to decipher for nearly three decades
Nearly three decades have passed, the mystery of this unusual sound still makes scientists constantly explore.
Oceanography
How do whales survive and breastfeed in the ocean?
We all know that mammals are breast-fed, but whales live in the ocean, so it's hard to imagine how baby whales will breastfeed.
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
Why are sperm whales not infected with scuba diving?
Sperm whales are considered an animal around the world, meaning their range extends to all or most of the world in suitable habitats.
Archeology
Melvillei Ancient Whale - A nightmare of super shark Megalodon
Is there anything in nature that can make Megalodon fear when confronted? The ancient super whale Melvillei is the answer.
Videos
A rare video about the self-defense mechanism of dwarf sperm: 'Squid bombing' when in danger
This is probably the first time we've witnessed
Videos
Witness the birth of a humpback whale off the coast of Hawaii
Having witnessed the birth of a humpback whale, Emma Nelson recorded the entire birth.
Archeology
Everywhere in the world ... dig 'monsters' everywhere
These sites are considered the mecca of fossil hunters, where many generations of monsters come out.
Discover science
The magnetic field around the galaxy is 80,000 light-years wide
The telescope image reveals the magnetic currents above and below NGC 4631, a galaxy 25 million light-years from Earth.
Discover science
The lesser known scientific facts will leave you in doubt
Geckos drink water from their own eyes; Koalas eat their mother's faeces to build their intestinal microflora, an owl can sit cross-legged, and many other interesting sc…
Discover science
The 35 million-year-old 'transfigured monster' appears in the Egyptian desert
A bizarre, almost intact, sea monster skeleton of great value for paleontology has been found in the Wadi Al Hitan whale valley (Egypt).
Oceanography
Extremely rare scene: The planet's largest creature ... 'walks badly' in the middle of the ocean
The first time the photographer saw the whale excrete such a strange liquid, this proved its lunch had something new.
Oceanography
The first measurement of the heart rate of the blue whale
US scientists on November 25 said they had measured the heart rate of an adult blue whale with a high-tech ECG recorder.