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Edges have a scientific name, Neoclinus blanchardi, which is one of the most aggressive fish species and especially they have very wide mouths.
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Edges have a scientific name, Neoclinus blanchardi, which is one of the most aggressive fish species and especially they have very wide mouths.
A new study has just been published by Australian scientists showing that giant white sharks, the world's largest carnivorous fish, consume three to four times as much f…
The squid, more than 90 centimeters long, was captured in shallow waters near Guangdong Province, China. People take him to the fish market in Jiaoling District. Huang,…
The fish has the scientific name Chionodraco rastrospinosus. The strange thing is that they do not have Hemoglobin, also called hemoglobin - which is a complex protein t…
Dan Richards, 38, went fishing on a kayak and caught cod weighing 13.5kg. He struggled for a while before putting it on the kayak, clamping between his legs to the shore.
Countless other shape-shifting sun fish often drifted continuously into the coastal areas of the North Sea in recent days.
Embryos of sharks that are still growing in eggs have been able to sense predators' electric fields and
Canadian rescue workers are racing against time to rescue 11 killer whales trapped in ice in Hudson Bay.
The Maine State Institute for Biodiversity Research (USA) has reported that up to 84% of fish worldwide contain a significant amount of mercury to human health, accordin…
Fish caught near Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) is 2,500 times higher than the safe level.
Around 8 am 9/11, while fishing in the area about 500m from the shore, fishermen Ngo Minh Hoa, residing in Ngu Thuy Trung commune, Le Thuy district (Quang Binh) discover…
Living among coral branches, Gobiodon histrio will react with a chemical signal released from corals when the coral comes into contact with a brilliant green toxic algae…
The content of radioactive substances in the body of salmon caught in a river not far from the place of the nuclear incident at Japan's No.1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plan…
Speaking at the conference, experts emphasized that some tuna species are being exhausted, and urging governments to take action to preserve not only tuna sources but al…