Strange fish with vertical swimming posture
Razorfish possess a unique swimming style that allows them to both evade predators and ambush hiding prey.
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Razorfish possess a unique swimming style that allows them to both evade predators and ambush hiding prey.
Indian fishermen have just caught a strange fish weighing nearly 800kg, earning more than 600 million VND, causing a stir in the fish market and attracting many tourists.
This animal was included in the list of 10 strangest discoveries in the world by National Geographic in 2012.
A resident was extremely confused when he caught a fish with a strange shape in southern Thailand.
Black swallower fish live at depths of 700 - 3,000 m in the sea with a wide mouth, large abdomen and teeth like barbed traps that prevent prey from escaping.
Many species of fish living around the Florida Keys archipelago, Florida, USA, are exhibiting extremely unusual behaviors before dying, causing scientists to worry and a…
Scientists say this Antarctic ice fish can only live in cold water that cannot exceed 5 degrees Celsius.
Let's find the answer through the following article.
A Russian fisherman was surprised when he caught a fish that looked like a burger but had teeth.
You will be surprised to know that there is a type of fish with many teeth and they lose a lot of teeth too
Scientists have discovered an unusually large, undescribed cave fish that may still be evolving.
Not only is it capable of breathing on land, this particular fish can walk, jump or even climb trees in an extremely flexible way!
150kg strange fish caught by fishermen on Co Chien River is Minh Hai, a fish that seems to be extinct in Vietnam.
Many people in Cat Tien (Lam Dong) believe that pangasius in Dong Nai river can cause intoxication, nausea and diarrhea for up to two to three days.
After the heavy rain came down to bring water to the area where the drought was prolonged, it was discovered that small fish appeared in puddles on the ground even thoug…