The team has named these sacs “kleptosomes.” These membrane-bound compartments protect the chloroplasts and keep them ...

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I Found Some Really Strange Things in the Ocean—You Won't Believe What They Were! Posted: March 19, 2025 | Last updated: March 19, 2025. From mysterious objects to bizarre sea creatures, ...

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There’s plenty of weird stuff going on in the oceans. But here’s something I had never seen before: how a sea cucumber eats. The video is from 2017’s Blue Planet II but recently went viral ...

Sitting around a campfire recently, I got to talking about some of the strangest things I’ve seen at sea during my lengthy lifetime of roaming the Santa. No paywalls. No subscriptions.

Only a few days into the 2023 season, there have already been four strange things that caught my eye. A Subtropical Storm In January As I wrote a few weeks ago, the National Hurricane Center noted ...

Other Strange Things Sharks Have Eaten. It’s impossible to rattle off all the weird stuff ever to meet its end inside a shark’s stomach (who knows what they’ve digested in the depths of the oceans).

In 1863, a Russian paleontologist and mining engineer made his way through the Eocene strata of the Caucasus to the shores of the Caspian Sea. His name was Hermann Vil’gel’movich Abikh, and he ...

Capt. Kelly, of the schooner Annie D. Merritt, and Martin Ellinson, mate of the schooner Phebe, who have just arrived from the West Indies, tell a strange stroy of the mysterious movements of the ...

A version of this article appears in print on , Section D, Page 2 of the New York edition with the headline: No Fire Breathing Required: ‘Evolution Gone Crazy’: What Makes Sea Dragons So Strange.