Marine caves often function as natural resonance chambers. They typically have narrow and elongated shapes, irregular and damp walls, everything needed to amplify sounds. When...
Marine bioluminescence is a natural phenomenon where certain organisms emit light through chemical reactions within their bodies. Most of them live in the dark depths...
The waves are born from the wind. When the wind blows over the surface of the ocean, it transfers its energy to the water. Small...
The spurs of medieval ships date back to antiquity, long before the Middle Ages. They primarily come from Greek and Roman warships, equipped to charge...
Fish breathe underwater thanks to their gills, small organs typically located behind the head. The gills function like a kind of oxygen filter: they capture...
Tides occur mainly due to the gravitational force exerted by the Moon, and to a lesser extent by the Sun, on the Earth's oceans. As...
The Gulf Stream begins in the Gulf of Mexico, from which it gets its name. This powerful ocean current flows along the east coast of...
Fish exchange information through quick visual signals and subtle changes in movement. If one turns sharply, its neighbors immediately pick up on this impulse and...
Electric fish are fascinating. These aquatic creatures produce electric discharges for various reasons. They possess electrogenic organs, specialized structures for generating electricity. These organs are...
The Dead Sea is located in a region with a very hot and dry climate. As a result, due to these high temperatures and the...
