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A Strange Sound Was Detected Beneath the Waters of Antarctica in 1960. The Mystery Still Hasn’t Been Solved and It’s Happening More Often

Nature and Environment

The sound, described as resembling a quack, continues to be an unfathomable enigma.

Scientists Already Knew Cephalopods Were Intelligent. Now, a Cuttlefish Has Successfully Passed a Test Designed for Children

Nature and Environment

There's a reward for those who can wait. Cuttlefish know it well.

Yellow Brick Roads Don’t Just Exist in Movies. There’s a Real Yellow Brick Road Under the Sea

Nature and Environment

The “yellow brick road” that led Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz wasn’t over the rainbow but under the sea.

Six Months Ago, an Autonomous Submarine Disappeared in Antarctic Waters. Now We Know What It Saw Before It Sank

Nature and Environment

A few months ago, the University of Gothenburg in Sweden announced some sad news: It had just lost an uncrewed submarine for which it had paid about $3.7 million.

Scientists Are Investigating the Source of More Than 5,200 Craters Discovered off the Coast of California. It May Have to Do With Gravitational Forces

Nature and Environment

In 1998, scientists at MBARI discovered mysterious holes off the coast of California during a seafloor survey.

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Oceanography:A Strange Sound Was Detected Beneath the Waters of Antarctica in 1960. The Mystery Still Hasn’t Been Solved and It’s Happening More..

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