Phosphorescence is a luminous phenomenon emitted by certain marine organisms, such as certain algae and many planktonic organisms. This light is produced by complex biochemical...
Shells accumulate on certain beaches due to various geological, biological, and environmental factors. These shells mainly come from the shells of marine animals such as...
Ocean currents are large-scale movements of water on the surface of the oceans and seas. They are mainly caused by winds, temperature differences, and gravitational...
The use of saltwater in pools offers the possibility of significantly reducing maintenance costs. Indeed, salt acts as a natural disinfectant, eliminating the need to...
The migration of fish is a phenomenon observed in many species, and several reasons explain this behavior. One of the main motivations is the search...
Sea water is a complex solution mainly composed of salt dissolved in water. On average, sea water has a salinity of about 35 grams of...
The turquoise color of the waters of tropical lagoons is due to the presence of specific pigments in the aquatic environment. These pigments, such as...
Giant waves often have their origins in the geological potential of certain coastal regions. This potential depends on the structure and configuration of the seabed, as well...
Air pollution is a major source of ocean acidification. The main substances responsible for this pollution are sulfur and nitrogen oxides emitted during the combustion...
Jellyfish can proliferate rapidly due to their ability to reproduce in large quantities. This proliferation is favored by certain environmental conditions such as water temperature, prey availability,...
