Whale Songs Mirror Human Language Structure, Scientists Reveal
Scientists discover structural similarities between humpback whale songs and human language, shedding light on communication evolution.
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Whale Songs Mirror Human Language Patterns, Study Reveals
New research reveals humpback whale songs share structural patterns with human language, offering insights into cross-species communication evolution.
Chinese Researchers Discover Stunning New Fish Species Opsariichthys iridescens
Chinese researchers in east China have discovered a new, beautifully colored fish species, Opsariichthys iridescens, highlighting the region’s rich biodiversity.
Xiamen’s Battle to Protect China’s Endangered White Dolphins
Marine biologist Zeng Qianhui is on a mission to protect China’s endangered white dolphins in Xiamen, facing challenges from urban development and pollution.
Shanghai Ocean University Uncovers Three New Fish Species in Chinese Waters
Shanghai Ocean University researchers unveil three new fish species endemic to the Chinese mainland, highlighting China’s rich marine biodiversity and the importance of ongoing conservation efforts.
Unlocking the Cambrian Explosion: How Ocean Oxygen Shaped Early Life
Chinese researchers reveal how oceanic oxygen levels and barium removal improved marine conditions, sparking the Cambrian Explosion of early life.
New Vampire Squid Species Unearthed by Chinese Scientists in South China Sea
Chinese scientists discover a new vampire squid species in the South China Sea, revealing new insights into deep-sea biodiversity and cephalopod evolution.
Decade-Long Efforts: Chinese Scientists Restore Coral Gardens in South China Sea
Chinese scientists are dedicating a decade to restoring coral gardens in the South China Sea, ensuring a sustainable future for these vital ecosystems.
Protecting Blue Coral: Battling Threats to a Unique Marine Marvel
Blue coral, the only octocoral forming giant skeletons, faces decline from global threats. Explore the challenges and conservation efforts to protect this vulnerable species.
Climate Change Shrinks Pacific Grey Whales by 13%
Pacific coast grey whales are shrinking by 13% since 2000 due to climate change and human activities, threatening their survival and reproduction.