Article on the subject of "marine life"
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Why do whales swing their tails up and down, but sharks swing their tails to the sides?
why are they the same sea creatures, but the big whales swim in a way that swings their tail up and down and sharks and many other fish swing their tails sideways horizontally?
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Discover the longest giant marine species ever recorded
scientists have recorded images of the longest marine species ever discovered.
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Paleontologists discovered the fat on the body of the fish lizard 180 million years ago
fat is something that always exists on an animal's body, but in fact they are very biodegradable and cannot exist in the form of fossils like bones, but recently paleontologists have recently found a trace. trace of fat on fossilized fish lizard in germany. this discovery will raise our awareness
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Fish are encroaching on the sea kelp species
under the impact of climate change, many fish species tend to invade and wipe out kelps under the sea.
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Decipher the mystery of the extinction that destroyed 96% of marine life
the scientific world calls this the most devastating great dying. all 96% of marine life on the planet is completely destroyed, strongly affecting the evolution of the earth.
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Set up the hair on the back of the shark with the face of the camera in horror
a man captured a large white shark in south africa showing his face directly to the camera after cheating it with a bait.
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The noise of ships affects the communication ability of marine creatures
scientists at the university of auckland conducted the first large-scale survey of the effects of ship noise in the waters of hauraki bay.
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Deep-water fish use hydrothermal vents to hatch eggs
research groups at the ocean, darwin fund and galapagos national park management board discovered that some larvae hatch their eggs in deep hydrothermal vents, an unprecedented behavior. observed in marine animals.
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Nerves play an important role in the extraordinary camouflage ability of ink
scientists at the marine biology laboratory and the university of cambridge have discovered that the cuttlefish controls the ability to stealth with a giant known little nerve circuit.
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Ocean acidification changes California's shell structure
according to new research, ocean acidity is altering the structure of shells along the west coast.
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Whoever expected the creature to be 10cm long and only known on this table could change the world
this is a sea creature that is quite familiar to many people, but we only know them during meals and at the table. who would have expected them to hold many biological records, endeared by the scientific world.
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Did you know: 100 scientists, 28 countries are calling for seagrass protection
many seagrass systems, dubbed the lungs of the ocean, are standing on the brink of awe, making hundreds of scientists speak out.
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Surprise with the facts about the ocean
the ocean accounts for three-quarters of the earth's area, but so far only humans have discovered a very small part of the secrets hidden therein. so, what do we know about the ocean? let's explore some interesting things about the ocean that will amaze you and better understand their importance
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Strange beauty of lava pillow under the Atlantic Ocean
dr. isobel yeo and researchers from helmholtz geomar research center in kiel city, germany have traveled to northern iceland to record the surreal beauty of lava pillow at eggvin bank volcano in the atlantic ocean.
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Decipher the mystery of the extinction that destroyed 96% of marine life
the scientific world calls this the most devastating great dying. all 96% of marine life on the planet is completely destroyed, strongly affecting the evolution of the earth.
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Discover the longest giant marine species ever recorded
scientists have recorded images of the longest marine species ever discovered.
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11 paintings that reflect the negative issues of modern life
it is man and man-made gadgets that are destroying nature and social relationships.
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The 'dead zone' on the ocean threatens the life and ecosystem of many seas
'dead zones' are low oxygen areas on the ocean that threaten life and cause marine ecosystems to change.
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Why are marine creatures mostly predators and rarely see seagrass?
if there are a lot of herbivores on the land, but in the ocean that is exactly the opposite, have you ever wondered why marine life is predominantly predator and rarely see animals? eat seagrass?
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After completing the sea cable line SMW3, the Internet returned to normal
according to information from vnpt, all information from vietnam to international via smw3 sea cable has been restored.
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Nerves play an important role in the extraordinary camouflage ability of ink
scientists at the marine biology laboratory and the university of cambridge have discovered that the cuttlefish controls the ability to stealth with a giant known little nerve circuit.
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The noise of ships affects the communication ability of marine creatures
scientists at the university of auckland conducted the first large-scale survey of the effects of ship noise in the waters of hauraki bay.
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The Vietnam Internet will go international on AAG submarine cable to be restored on 9/11
the breakdown of the s1h branch connecting to the internet from vietnam to hong kong on the aag sea cable has been repaired since september 5 and is expected to be completed on september 11th. .
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The AAG fiber optic cable has just recovered, APG has a problem again
on december 23, the apg submarine cable route saw a number on the branch from vietnam to singapore, causing about 10% of internet traffic from vietnam to be affected internationally.
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The wreck of marine life is like the Loch Ness monster floating on the coast of Georgia
the corpse of a mysterious sea creature has been washed away on the beach in georgia and people associate it with the loch ness monster.
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Deep-water fish use hydrothermal vents to hatch eggs
research groups at the ocean, darwin fund and galapagos national park management board discovered that some larvae hatch their eggs in deep hydrothermal vents, an unprecedented behavior. observed in marine animals.
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The recovery of AAG cables must last until October 3
the internet user community in vietnam is eager to welcome the good news that aag submarine cable will be sold out on september 30, 2014, until today (september 28), there is information until the morning. 3/10 can recover aag cable breakdown.
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Why do whales swing their tails up and down, but sharks swing their tails to the sides?
why are they the same sea creatures, but the big whales swim in a way that swings their tail up and down and sharks and many other fish swing their tails sideways horizontally?
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Will the global Internet be broken if all of the undersea cable lines are attacked?
optical fiber lines running along the ocean contain almost all digital communication globally. so if something is wrong or a terrorist organization attacks the undersea cable, what terrible thing will happen.
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APG fiber optic cable is having trouble, international traffic is reduced by 50%.
according to information from a network, the apg sea cable has a problem at chongming / apg / china shore station.
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Fish are encroaching on the sea kelp species
under the impact of climate change, many fish species tend to invade and wipe out kelps under the sea.
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Picking up marine waste sorted into impressive works
impressive works from plastic waste from the sea by artist barry rosenthal, to appeal to people to protect the environment, especially the marine ocean environment.
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APG fiber optic cable has been repaired, Internet capacity goes to international recovery 100%
the shift of the apg submarine cable route in singapore has been completed faster than expected, the quality of international internet access in vietnam has been restored 100%.
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AAG cable will be repaired on January 9, 2014
from fpt telecom, it is expected that aag submarine cable will be repaired and put into operation on january 9, 2014. currently, fpt telecom has recovered 70% of the capacity lost due to the aag cable incident at the end of last week.
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