'The strange fish' lives 'super life' despite being locked up
'Methuselah fish' currently lives at Steinhart Institute of Oceanography, California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco (USA).
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'Methuselah fish' currently lives at Steinhart Institute of Oceanography, California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco (USA).
Already a fish, of course you have to live in the water, which is an undeniable natural law. But there is one fish that goes against that rule.
Recently, people in Kien Quoc commune, Ninh Giang district (Hai Duong) stirred up the family of Pham Hoc Thai (born in 1962, Ngoc Chi village) to catch one child.
The strange fish caught fishermen on the Kama River in the Udmurt Republic, Russia has sharp jagged teeth and long sleek body like an eel.
Ha Tinh fishermen found the body of a strange fish more than 2m long, weighed about 10kg, washed up on the coast.
An exotic fish that lives in deep water called ocular fish has a clear head and tubular eyes.
Fishermen in Sao Sao Lake, Anhui Province in recent months have constantly caught strange fish with red body and blood, sharp teeth.
From the characteristics of this strange fish, many people only speculate about its name.
Southern Africa often suffers from severe droughts. For most fishes, getting out of the water environment is almost a death sentence, except for a fish called lung fish.
Snakefish, crocodile head, snakehead fish is one of the most exotic fish ever appeared in Vietnam in recent years.
Out of 2,631 coral reef fish species are described in the book
Mark Sawyer, 53, said he had caught a strange fish while fishing a carp at Lake Magpie in Cambridge (England). At first, he thought it was a normal brown gold fish. But…
An unknown species of catfish that has ever been known to possess spoon-shaped teeth makes it possible to nibble on large trees that have just been discovered in the jun…
The video shows Jake Seeland leaning on the water and waiting for the fish to hook. As a result, your group managed to catch a fish.