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Plerogyra sinuosa, a jelly-like genus, also known as a Pearl Bubble Coral, Grape Coral, or Tiny Bubble Coral, is a large polyp stony coral. It is usually found in the eastern Indian Ocean, from the Red Sea to Madagascar, and in the Pacific, from Okinawa to the Line Islands.

Like a bird, the airborne fish stretches its long, wing like pectoral fins and tilts them upward. The fish glides through the air thanks to the lift provided by the wind passing under and over the wings. To keep the glide running, the fish slaps the water with its tail.

Many people assumed that Vaquitas were mythical creatures, the fact that very few people have seen the world's critically endangered marine mammal species.

Sharptooth Lemon Sharks (scientific name Negaprion acutidens) prefer tropical water when choosing their habitat. They can be observed near the coasts of the Pacific and Indian oceans.

Another Guinness world record was set last Saturday (March 27th of 2021), when Budimir Šobat held his breath for 24 minutes and 33 seconds.

Khorfakkan has a new prominent landmark on its site that is sure to leave a “WOW” moment.

On March 16th, 2021, Alexei Molchanov have set a new Guinness World Record after descending 80 meters below in constant weight with monofin in about 2 minutes in the icy waters of Lake Baikal, the world's largest and deepest freshwater lake in Siberia.

Sea angels are dreamlike tiny beasties, another proof that the ocean is full of mysteries. They are group of gelatinous sea slugs that have a scientific name of Gymnosomata. Sea Angels are also known as “cliones”, but this is a misnomer because the Clionidae family is just one of the many families that make up this clade.

You will not believe it until you see it for yourselves, a deep-water fish species with translucent head. It is known as the Barreleye Fish, commonly recognized as spook fish with the scientific name of Macropinna microstoma. And it is a true natural wonder.

Rock Anemones otherwise known as Rock Flower Anemones is a member of the Phymanthidae family. What do we need to know about this Sea Anemone?