How is the colorblind octopus able to camouflage when it can’t see the colors it’s blending with? The octopus devotes more than 70% of its central brain to visual processing. This makes the octopus’s eyesight one of its most remarkable features.
The Lowest Point on Earth: Exploring the Dead Sea
The lowest point on Earth’s surface is a remarkable natural wonder. The dead sea is located an impressive 1,412 feet below sea level. You can actually visit here and walk on our planet’s lowest land point. Situated in a deep valley that lies between Israel and Jordan, this area is truly unique.
How Fish See Color
The vibrant colors of the scales and fins in the ocean and rivers astound us. But do fish see the same way we do? Are the colors as incredible to them as they are to us?
Krill Swarms Are So Massive They’re Visible from Space
These odd-looking little creatures called Antarctic krill play a very important role in the world. Krill swarms are a story of ecological importance, natural marvels, and the delicate balance of our planet’s marine ecosystems.
Blue Whale Calves Gain Hundreds of Pounds Daily
In the span of just a few months, a blue whale calf balloons in size, transforming from a sizable newborn into a true leviathan of the deep. How big is big?