Scientific research is an important practical activity in the development of human civilization. It should conform to the basic values and objectives of human development and conform to the social…
Marine background noise (ocean ambient noise) includes marine environmental noise and technical noise. Marine dynamic noise and biological noise are also called marine environmental noise. Generally speaking, dynamic marine noise…
Satellite images show dolphin troops along the coast near Nampo, North Korea. According to USNI News, suspected dolphin troops or fish farms have been revealed in North Korea, proving the…
Antarctic experts warned that the Denman Glacier in Antarctica may be much more vulnerable than previously estimated, and it may tend to separate in the future. Global climate change is…
The significance of coral reefs to the earth goes far beyond providing fascinating underwater scenery. They can slow the impact of hurricanes on the coastline, bring fisheries and tourism to…
Research has shifted from ecotoxicological effects to ecosystem effects and associated earth system feedback Literature information Pollution of microplastic The pollution of microplastics (plastic particles <5 mm) in different environmental…
Codfish is the first commodity of international trade, and the great “geographical discovery” was also opened by it. At that time, the rich cod fishery was undoubtedly an offshore gold…
Scientists from five countries have collaborated to analyze the causes of sea-level rise since 1900 Recently, Scientific research teams from five countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, China,…
Recently, researcher Prof. Li Songhai from the Institute of Deep-Sea Science and Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences published a letter article titled “Humpback dolphins at risk of extinction”…
Three hundred million tonnes of Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) are consumed by humans each year, which is impressive. Although Antarctic krill has astonishing longevity, according to incomplete statistics there are…