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More than 150 migrants rescued by French, British teams after boat caught fire in English Channel
At the end of the operation, 157 people had been rescued and brought to Boulogne-sur-Mer in France.
Three teenage boys rescued by United Hatzalah in Sea of Galilee after drifting to deep waters
At least 17 missing in South China Sea after Vietnamese vessel sinks, rescuers search for survivors
'Going blue': Israel invests in marine-related renewable energies with Innovation Authority fund
After Storms, hidden shipwreck emerges near North Frisian Wadden Sea
Experts want to measure and examine the remains on the beach next week using 3D technology.
Contradictions in celebrated 'Sea Monster' skull point to possible fossil fraud in Morocco
An incomplete jawbone and four sharp teeth of Xenodens calminechari were discovered in a phosphate mine in Morocco known for the circulation of forged fossils and falsified features.
A giant sea bug named after Darth Vader is a local delicacy "better than lobster"
The giant sea bug was found on sale at Vietnamese markets, remaining undocumented until now.
Rising sea levels threaten Saudi oil ports Ras Tanura and Yanbu with flooding
The analysis found that 12 of the 15 oil ports with the highest tanker traffic are exposed to rising sea levels, with 13 ports at risk of damage from a one-meter rise.
Fishermen in the Sea of Marmara are struggling to pull their nets. Here's why
A researcher warns: "As long as cooperation is not achieved, we have no chance of escaping this disaster."
18th-century shipwreck discovered on Iran's Caspian Sea coast reveals maritime trade history
Radiocarbon dating places ship's construction between 1762 and 1808, suggesting Russian origins.
Undersea volcano Axial Seamount poised for 2025 eruption, researchers warn
Upcoming eruption could be among first accurately predicted underwater volcanic events.
Stone Age artifacts from a land that sank 9,000 years ago were retrieved from the seabed
An average of 50 square miles of land were lost every year between 8000 BCE and 6500 BCE.
Locals shocked to see Sydney harbor water turned blood red
Authorities suspect the red hue is caused by hydraulic dye used by plumbers to detect leaks.
Who does Delle the lonely dolphin talk to?
"If we hadn't known that Delle was alone, we might have concluded that a group of at least three dolphins was engaged in various social interactions”.
