A University of Oklahoma paleontologist has discovered a 450-million-year-old crinoid fossil preserving soft tissue, including tube feet. This rare find offers unprecedented insights into early marine ecosystems and the evolution of life on Earth, predating dinosaurs by over 200 million years.
China's Ministry of State Security claims foreign spy agencies are using turtles and fish fitted with sensors to map its coastline and collect sensitive marine data. Beijing alleges this data could identify weaknesses in coastal defenses, posing a national security threat. The ministry urged security checks on foreign equipment and for fishers to report unusual findings.
The World Surf League event in New Zealand was cancelled after a water photographer, Ed Sloane, was bitten by an unknown sea creature during the men's semi-finals. Competing surfers were extracted from the water, and a "code red" was issued.
A World Surf League event in New Zealand was halted on finals day after Australian photographer Ed Sloane was bitten by an unidentified sea creature near Raglan. Sloane sustained minor injuries, including puncture wounds and a ripped flipper, and was taken to hospital. The competition was suspended for safety assessments.
The World Surf League event in New Zealand was stopped on finals day after a photographer, Ed Sloane, was bitten by a sea creature near Raglan. Sloane sustained minor puncture wounds and is in stable condition. The incident led to the extraction of surfers Yago Dora and Italo Ferreira from the water.
The World Surf League event in New Zealand was halted on finals day after a photographer was bitten by a sea creature near Raglan. The incident occurred just before the men's semi-finals, leading to the extraction of surfers and a "code red" activation.
A photographer was attacked by a sea creature, possibly a shark or sea lion, during the World Surf League's New Zealand Pro event in Raglan. The incident halted the men's semi-finals, and the photographer sustained minor puncture wounds.
