Unique plankton species in distant waters - High Resolution Images

As filter feeders, they help regulate plankton populations, thus supporting the entire food chain.

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The Difference Between Manta Rays and Stingrays (The Largest Fish in the Ocean) - Go Fishing

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Striped blenny

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Megamouth shark

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Underwater "magical creatures" appear in my country's third largest river

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Aquatic beetles

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1. Armored fish (about 440 million years ago)

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They usually live near water and feed on aquatic animals.

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Aquatic beetles

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Museum | Clemanthus terrapinus Reptilia - Testudinata - Testudinidae - Testudininae - Terrapins - Clemanthus terrapinus

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This kind of fish is not even as big as a shrimp when it is born. It eats the remains of its own kind, and the winner becomes the "ocean overlord".

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The world's top ten most mysterious ancient fish_Animal Husbandry Knowledge_Zhongrui Encyclopedia

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Exploring the giant underwater: The secrets of the Russian king crab revealed_fishing_size_sea area

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China's first person: He spent 8 years taking beautiful pictures, many of which were the first time humans have seen them

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China's first person: He spent 8 years taking beautiful pictures, many of which were the first time humans have seen them

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ScienceNet - A stone from the sea that is a "magic medicine" - Zheng Yongjun's blog

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Horrifying! Several bodies have appeared along the western coast of Taiwan, suspected to be human trafficking gangs dumping bodies at sea

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In 2018, villagers in Weihai, Shandong, found a 7.5-meter-long fish stranded on the sea while patrolling the mountains

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Polydon flounder

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This cute "fat baby" must be protected!

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Velella velella is a marine plankton of the genus Velella in the family Hydrozoa.

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#Ahai's Little Classroom#

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The poisonous scorpionfish is distributed in the coastal waters of Australia. It is about 30 cm long, ugly in appearance, with a rough body and pits.

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Plankton: The ocean's invisible carbon capturers

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Antarctic krill usually live in waters of about 50 meters and eat some phytoplankton and zooplankton.

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