Fish
Record Number of Great Whites Tagged in Southern California
Researchers working in Southern California tagged 38 sharks this year, more than triple last year’s total
Some Fish Fins Are as Sensitive as a Primate's Fingertips
Experiments reveal fish fins aren't just for getting around. They could have implications for underwater robotics
How Surfing Suckerfish Stick to Whales
Scientists discover the secret behind remoras' ability to cling to their hosts in fast-flowing waters
Behold the Largest Congregation of Bald Eagles in the United States
Every November, hundreds if not thousands of the birds of prey gather in Haines, Alaska, to feast on salmon
Shark Stabbed Through the Heart and a Swordfish Is to Blame
Recent research documents the latest instance of a strange but not unheard-of phenomenon in which swordfish impale sharks with their bills
If a Fish Could Build Its Own Home, What Would It Look Like?
By exposing fish to experimental constructions, scientists hope to find out if replicating coral reefs is really the way to go
A Coral Reef Taller Than the Eiffel Tower Was Just Discovered Off the Coast of Australia
A team of scientists mapped the underwater landscape and its bustling sea life using a robot
Subterranean Fish Named 'Gollum' Belongs to a New Family
The freshwater fish belongs to a never-before-described taxonomic family, making it one of the biggest finds of the last decade
Man Seen Dumping Bags of Eels Into Lake at New York City Park
Officials say the non-native eels are unlikely to survive the winter, but experts caution that the serpent-like fish could still disturb the ecosystem
If Rotten Fish Smell Like Roses to You, a Genetic Mutation Might Be to Blame
A new study in Iceland found a connection between a person’s ability to sniff stinky fish and a gene called TAAR5
Study Finds Ten Species of Fish That May Have a Secret Talent for Walking on Land
The strange fish may help researchers envision the gaits of Earth’s first terrestrial vertebrates
Well-Preserved Atlantic Sturgeon Found in 15th-Century Danish Shipwreck
The fish's remains were stored in a barrel in the royal vessel's pantry
The Hunt for the Modern-Day Pirates Who Steal Millions of Tons of Fish From the Seas
These criminal actors threaten fragile species, forcing an international coalition to track them down
Study Reveals This Mysterious, Super Long-Necked Triassic Reptile Was a Marine Hunter
The creature’s neck was stiff like a giraffe’s and was nearly three times the length of its torso
Anglerfish Drop Their Immune Defenses to Find Love
Male anglerfish are major clingers. To avoid mistaking mates as foreign tissue, the deep sea couples lost part of their immune system in evolution
Police Confiscate Roman Amphorae Found Stashed in Spanish Seafood Shop
The store owner's son allegedly discovered the 13 clay vessels on fishing trips and brought them back as decorations
Scientists Accidentally Bred a School of 'Sturddlefish'
Researchers mixed paddlefish sperm with sturgeon eggs because the fish seemed too dissimilar to form a hybrid
Elusive, Ultra-Black Fish Are Cloaked to Survive in the Deep Ocean
Special pigment cells in deep-sea fish may provide clues to cancer treatment and stealthy new materials
Headless Sea Lions Are Washing Up in British Columbia
Biologists and local beachgoers who have encountered the decapitated marine mammals suggest humans may be to blame
Fish Eggs Can Survive a Journey Through Both Ends of a Duck
A new study finds some eggs remain viable even after being eaten and pooped out by waterfowl
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