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Pannoniasaurus is a relative and smaller version of the famous aquatic monster Mosasaurus. They are famous for being the first known species of Mosasaur to live in fresh…
A rare freshwater reserve has been discovered off the southern coast of New Zealand, which can help combat drought and mitigate the effects of climate change.
Rhizodus hibberti are giant ancient fish that can challenge their imagination with their ferocity. Rhizodus hibberti: Horror monster of the Carbon era
The cradle that produces the pearl is a mollusk like a scallop, a pearl on the beach and a freshwater mussel.
One of the world's largest freshwater fish (adults can reach up to 7 meters) is believed to be extinct due to overfishing and the appearance of the Three Gorges Dam.
The Cichlid emperor family, who live in freshwater environments in Africa, accidentally created new species by mating with other species.
Research published November 11 shows that the link between leeches and freshwater mussels has developed over millions of years.
In the wild, saltwater fish will swim. But if they catch fish into fresh water, will they survive?
The strong scales structure of Aparaima fish helps them to cope with the sharp teeth of predators in the same habitat as piranhas.
Human thirst for fresh water is gradually draining rivers that are a landscape around the world, a study of groundwater shows.
Freshwater crocodiles are endemic to the mysterious island of New Guinea.
A dolphin living in fresh water is something very special, the excitement of this creature is even multiplied when they possess a pink body and extreme hunting.
This underground water area is meteorite water, which is derived from rain and snow.
Rocket crocodile is known as the largest freshwater fish in North America, has some parts quite similar to the American crocodile with long snout and sharp teeth.
Recent reports show that the number of large freshwater animal species has decreased by 97% compared to 1970, due to the natural flow of altered rivers and human catchin…