‘Planet or Plastic?’ National Geographic calendar
National Geographic uses cool art to promote its ‘Planet or Plastic?’ 2019 calendar.
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The stunning world of Hammerhead Sharks’ Mating Rituals
Hammerhead shark have complex and beautiful courtship rituals. Watch the complex world of hammerhead sharks’ mating rituals.
Exploring the Oceans with Deep-Sea Robots
Deep-Sea robots will help scientists to explore part of our oceans below 6,000 meters, and oceans throughout our solar system.
The Earliest Animal Lived on Earth 558 million years ago
Scientists have discovered the earliest confirmed animal in the geological record, that lived on Earth 558 million years ago.
What Lives at the Bottom of the Mariana Trench?
Do you ever wonder what lives at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the world’s oceans.
World’s First Animals caused Global Warming
Scientists found that the evolution of world’s first animals caused global warming, more than 500 million years ago.
Glow in the Dark Sharks
A camera which sees the way sharks do, has reveled that bioluminescence may help sea-dwelling creatures see in darker water depths.
Spring Color in the North Sea
Warm air and sunlight of springtime beget warmer ocean waters and provoke blooms of the “grass of the sea,” phytoplankton.
Mystery Monster washed up on a beach
Mystery ‘Loch Ness monster’ washed up on a beach in Georgia.
First walking fish never left the Oceans
How did animals go from swimming to walking? What changed about their bodies? In this video, the first walking fish never left the Oceans.