One of the most beautiful phenomenons on Earth, Biobay or Bioluminescent Bay is a unique water area which glows at night, turning itself into a sight that can never be seen anywhere else on earth. Find out more about the Bioluminescent Bay inside the article.
Marine pollution has consistently increased in the last few years and pollution from cruise ships has a major share in this. The article describes 8 different ways in which cruise ships spread marine pollution at sea.
The Aral Sea, one of the largest inland water bodies in the world, shank and dried. What led to this enormous environmental disaster? Find out more about the Aral Sea Disaster in this article.
The Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch is an enormous collection of trash, deposited by ocean currents in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean. The trash mainly comprises of plastic debris and is not only huge but is also scattered along a wide expanse making it difficult to clear up the choked-up water space.
A rogue wave is twice the significant wave height of the region. They are bigger than the other water waves in the surrounding sea at that particular time, and can be deadly since they are unpredictable and may strike a ship anytime.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) lists three hundred and sixty-eight marine species which are endangered. We bring to you a list of 10 marine species that might vanish completely from the face of the earth.
Mid Ocean Ridge is a mountain-like structure formed under the sea due to volcanic eruptions on the sea floor. Read this article to find out what are mid-ocean ridges.
Are you aware of the significant waterway that is the Davis Strait? In this article, let us explore some interesting facts and features of the Davis Strait.
The Weddell Sea is considered to be a southern extension of the Atlantic Ocean and marks the northernmost part of mainland Antarctica. Let us explore a few interesting facts about this Sea of the South pole.
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