Sea robins, or gurnards, are fascinating fish species in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, Black, and Baltic Seas. These fish belong to the Triglidae family, which includes bottom-dwelling fish. This species has a broad triangular head, prominent eyes, and large pectoral fins. Also, they tend to be reddish or brownish and grow up to 18 inches long. … Read more
Sharks, they’re the ultimate predators of the ocean, no doubt about it. But do you know how long do sharks live? Well, it actually depends on the shark species, their living conditions, habitat, and what they eat. Pretty interesting, right? The lifespan of a shark can range from a few years to even several hundred. … Read more
Do sharks sleep like humans? No, sharks do not sleep in the same way humans do. While some sharks do not sleep at all, others can rest while stationary. During this time, they remain alert and active. In this blog, I will delve into the intriguing topic of shark sleep – exploring which sharks sleep, … Read more
Research says whales have a diverse diet that spans the entire food chain. Certain species indulge in swarms of zooplankton, such as copepods and euphausiids, commonly known as “krill.” Meanwhile, others prefer to feast on schools of fish. However, do whales eat tuna? No, whales don’t usually eat tuna. But, you know what? Sometimes, these … Read more
Sharks, one of the ocean’s ultimate predators, have an incredibly diverse appetite. They indulge in a feast of fishes, crustaceans, mollusks, marine mammals, and, yes, even their own kind. While some sharks are not too picky with their meals, certain species have developed a taste for specific delicacies. Join me in this captivating blog as … Read more
As you know, whales are mammals. But do whales have hairs like other mammals? Surprisingly, yes. Whales do have hair when they are born. While most species shed this hair as they mature, certain species retain their hair throughout their entire lives. You might be curious to know which whales shed their hair and which … Read more
Teredo Navalis is a wood-boring mollusk classified in the group of saltwater clams. It is a soft-bodied invertebrate with a small shell with two hinged parts at its anterior end. Teredo Navalis is also called Naval Shipworm or Turu. It is because T. navalis is known for attacking and devouring the wood of the ships. … Read more
While humans are known to be the smartest creature on earth, Dolphins are not too far behind. In the ocean environment, dolphins are the smartest. Compared to the human brain, the dolphin brain is surprisingly large and complex, with a few differences. So, what will be the comparative result of the dolphin brain vs the … Read more
The Hoff Crab, also known as Kiwa tyleri, is a mysterious creature first discovered in 2010. It lives in the deep-sea hydrothermal vents of the South Pacific Ocean. It can grow quite large, up to 15 cm in body length, and weigh between 2-5 pounds. Its unique appearance and behavior have made it a fascinating … Read more
The scientific name of the four-handed box jellyfish is Chiropsalmus quadrumanous. These are the most venomous species of box jellyfish. These species are commonly found in the Gulf of Mexico, the western Atlantic Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean. These are one of the more popular species of box jellyfish due to their venomous stings. The … Read more
