Mesmerizing Sea Life

What do you think when you have been asked "what do you know about ocean?" The possible answers would be "marine life, beautiful waves, beaches or ship wrecks, blah, blah..." But do you ever thought that there are many strange phenomenon's happen in the ocean due to currents and weather. Here are the top 5 weird phenomenon 1. Fog Tsunami At a first sight, these appears to be giant tsunami headed towards us. But this is a strange phenomenon caused during the late spring or early summer. When the warm water condensates with the cool ocean water causing a massive amount of fog. 2. Waterspout A waterspout is a spinning column of air and mist that develops on lakes, rivers and sea. They fall into 2 categories: fine weather and tornadic. Fine weather spouts are formed on the surface of the water and works its way upward. While tornadic thunderstorms are more dangerous which are formed on the water and accompanied with high tides, large hail and severe lightning. 3. Ma

  In my childhood, I have dreamt myself as Ariel, who is funny, crazy, curious, brave, the list goes on. Coming to the characterization, Little Ariel is the seventh-born daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena of an underwater kingdom called Atlantica. In the first movie, this little mermaid was always curious to know about the human people. When she falls in love with the human prince. In order make her way to the human world, the little mermaid makes a deal with Ursula, a sea witch to meet Eric. However, Ariel ends up in trouble without knowing the evil plans of the witch. The Little Mermaid was tremendous success for the Disney during its release in the year 1989, where they have been praised for the animation. Following the movie, there were 2 direct-to-video sequels "The Little Mermaid: Return To The Sea" and "The Little Mermaid: The Ariel's Beginning". The Little Mermaid has also been played as an animated television series, which is a feast for eyes duri

Searching for a cure to Alzheimer's disease, Susan McAlester along with a group of researchers experiment and harvest the brain tissue of genetically altered sharks. when the island facility backers send an executive to investigate the experiments. The regular procedure goes wrong and the over-sized sharks attacking the creators and outnumbering them. The team must fight back and stop them from escaping into the ocean and stop breeding. Even though the movie doesn't reach the standards, it has a lot of horrifying parts. One which is where Samuel L.Jackson got surprisingly eaten by the shark while speaking to the team. Here are some of the shots from the movie This science fiction thriller has been directed by Renny Harlin featuring Thomas Jake as Carter Blake and Saffron Burrows as Dr. Susan McAlester. 

Like geysers and hot springs on land, hydrothermal vent acts as a system to transport chemicals and heat from the interior of the earth. This stunning discovery has made in 1977 while scientists have been exploring the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.  Hydrothermal vents are formed in areas with high tectonic activity, including the edges of tectonic plates, undersea mountain ranges, and seamounts, and mid-ocean ridges. Where they emit hot, mineral-rich fluids from beneath the seafloor. The water escaping from these vents are characterized by different physical and chemical factors, which include minerals, temperatures, and flow levels of their plumes. The low and high concentrations of minerals are referred to as white and black smokers. Hydrothermal fluid temperatures can reach up to 400 °C or more, but they do not boil due to high pressures at the deep ocean. Despite the extreme temperatures and pressures where these vents occur are completely dark and photosynthesis is impossible. In t