TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium in Pingtung will open an exhibition featuring the ...

The visualization was developed by NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS), using data from two key instruments: AIRS (Atmospheric Infrared Sounder), which measures carbon dio ...

A viral underwater video captured the moment a Maori octopus trapped a swellshark under its webbing, only to suddenly release it. Experts are unsure if it was a failed attack or a defensive maneuver.

Researchers who dropped a baited GoPro into the deep ocean were able to make a shocking discovery. It only feels like yesterday when spilling a glass of water on your phone would ruin it forever ...

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Most of what’s known about the deep-sea painted swellshark, was learned when researchers found specimens in the fish markets of Bali and Lombok, Indonesia back in the early 2000s. However ...

The shark in question is not a Jaws style massive beast, but a type of catshark called a deep-sea painted swellshark. Very little is known of the creature, with researchers only becoming aware of ...

Cephaloscyllium pictum, or the painted swellshark, was first discovered in 2008 based on five specimens collected at fish markets in Lombok and Bali, Indonesia. The shark species grows to about ...

The shark in question is not a Jaws style massive beast, but a type of catshark called a deep-sea painted swellshark. Very little is known of the creature, with researchers only becoming aware of the ...