Catch giant sturgeon in China
Fishermen in northeastern China have caught a sturgeon weighing more than half a ton. This is the largest freshwater fish in the world and nearly extinct.
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Fishermen in northeastern China have caught a sturgeon weighing more than half a ton. This is the largest freshwater fish in the world and nearly extinct.
Scaly dolphins are considered the last surviving mammals on China's Changjiang River, after the river's white dolphin has become extinct. Currently, scaly dolphins of fr…
A research team discovered four purple crab species on the island of Palawan in the Philippines.
On January 12, the Cambodian government, along with a number of international organizations, announced the conservation of the Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin, which is at high…
A rare and precious freshwater turtle was found surviving in a Cambodian river thanks to a device mounted on a turtle shell.
A species of shrimp that people in the south of the United States often buy to process food is expanding and massively destroying creatures in Africa.
A group of international experts have discovered hundreds of individual turtles, including at least 16 of the 25 species of native tortoises and native freshwater turtle…
Jeremy Wade caught a 126kg stingray on Parana river near Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Sharp-toothed fish is the largest freshwater fish in the river in Australia. They have long serrated teeth that both sides look like a chainsaw.
The maximum volume of Mekong catfish reaches 300 kg, while the maximum length of freshwater rays is up to 5 m.
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Facing pollution, climate change and the spread of urbanization, freshwater species are in danger of extinction six times faster than their fellow brethren on land and s…
For freshwater boys, reproduction is really a heavy thing. Today, zoologists have discovered yet another burden that the son of a prodigy in Taxas has to endure.
During the expedition with National Geographic, scientists caught the world's largest stingray.
According to experts' warnings, many Asian animals may become extinct in 10 years due to excessive consumption of humans.