Ocean
WATCH: Norway recovers Chinese porcelain, European-made goods from 18th-century shipwreck
The ship, coined "The Porcelain Wreck," is believed to have sunk around the mid-1700s, and was found at a depth of some 600 meters, the museum said.
Russian ship that sank after strange explosions reportedly carying nuclear reactors to North Korea
Finding yourself in the quiet: A stay at Cyprus's Anassa resort - review
Israeli scientists pioneer way to monitor sea urchins as die-offs threaten coral reefs worldwide
Here's why parents need to be careful of 'dry drowning'
"Dry drowning" or "secondary drowning" are terms that refer to rare complications that are more common in children.
Scientists find oldest fossilized jellyfish - study
These fossils are considered to be especially valuable as it is rare for jellyfish to fossilize because they are made up of 95% water.
What did divers discover in Belize's Great Blue Hole?
Divers found debris and human corpses during an expedition to the Great Blue Hole off the coast of Belize.
Ancient whale from Peru may be most massive animal ever on Earth
Whales evolved a bit more than 50 million years ago from hoofed, land-dwelling mammals as big as a medium-sized dog.
Brazilian citizen scientists see humpbacks return decades after mass killings
"These animals survived whaling with a very, very small population remaining... something between 300 to 500 animals," Palazzo, of the Humpback Whale Institute in the state of Bahia, said.
World Drowning Prevention Day: Never say it can’t happen in your family
Drownings on beaches and in pools have become an epidemic in the last five years, according to Beterem's CEO.
Climate change has significantly changed the color of the ocean - study
The researchers are still unsure how marine ecosystems are changing to reflect the color changes.
Number of drowning deaths in 2023 almost matching 2022's numbers
26 people died in the last swimming season. However, the Knesset revealed that this season, 21 people have died from drowning so far this season. Are 'unofficial' beaches to blame?
Australian man and dog recovered after spending months lost at sea
The pair survived on raw fish and rain water after they were stranded a mid a nearly 6,000 kilometer journey from Mexico to French Polynesia.
Megalodons were slow-swimming, warm-blooded predators – study
The placoid scales are not seen on speedier shark species, as those species have scales with spaced ridges.
