What are Otoliths? Otoliths are calcium carbonate growths located in the inner ears of bony fishes. Otoliths provide a fish’s balance, hearing ability, and velocity control. However, Ichthyologists can study…
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…
Introduction Recently, the Institute of Deep-Sea Sciences and Engineering in the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences published a research paper in the journal Integrative Zoology, titled as “First live…
Ten years ago, China’s Baiji dolphins (Lipotes vexillifer) were recognized as a “critically endangered” species, becoming the first species of cetacean to be extinct. Ten years later, another cetacean species,…
This is based on a Xinhua Daily Telegraph and first published in issued in “Xinhua Daily Telegraph” Grass Weekly on August 7th, 2020. A report highlighting the experience of the…
In the last article (underwater creatures with regeneration ability Part 1), we saw the octopus that regenerates a broken wrist, the sea cucumber that loses its internal organs in a…
Have you ever heard of underwater creatures with regenerative abilities? It is the same as tissue, organs, body parts lost or damaged by a cut, disease, or aging of the…
The ice-covered Antarctica is incredible, but also exceedingly cold, but it is a shocking world for deep-diving enthusiasts. Director Luc Jacquet invited photographer and marine biologist Laurent Ballesta to travel…
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…