Find the ancestors of the planet's largest carnivores
Scientists have found fossils of a new shark that is believed to be the true ancestor of the white shark - the planet's largest predatory shark.
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Scientists have found fossils of a new shark that is believed to be the true ancestor of the white shark - the planet's largest predatory shark.
The new study says that about 85 million years ago, in the shallow waters of the ocean, a large group of white sharks vied for a giant reptile of the ancient plesiosaur.
Gorillas, sharks, killer whales ... do you think any animal has the strongest bite?
Instead of eating three meals a day as often as humans, these animals may not eat for a long time and still live well.
To understand how species change in size during evolution, biologists have created interesting models. Most species are very small, but the most massive members of a ph…
These 24 beautiful photos have taken us to admire the undersea world everywhere on earth.
The ocean floor is home to many giant and mysterious sea creatures: white shark, giant mussel ...
The photos just show the great skill of the photographer, and show the wonderful moments of the ocean world.
Ocean Ramsey's set of swimming with white sharks - the most dangerous animal in the ocean has changed the view of many people about this species.
Dozens of great white sharks reach a bay of South Africa during the seal breeding season to hunt.
Bonobo chimpanzee looks blankly at the camera, swimming stingrays, or kangaroo I stick my head out of my mother's bag ... are amazing photos of a prestigious beauty cont…
Photographer Steve Bloom made this set of photos, saying that animals spend most of their time searching for food. That was the time when they had to struggle to dominat…
White sharks frolic with fish pilots, shrimp are doing dental hygiene for fish, glass fish off the Shagra Sea, Egypt ...
Giant white sharks appear to be quite calm in the face of humans off the coast of Mexico.
With a length of 5 m and weighing nearly 2 tons, the great white shark is considered the largest carnivorous fish in the world.