Cases of male in-mouth broodstock are extremely rare
The phenomenon of hundreds of fish eggs hatched in the male's mouth until hatching is a strange phenomenon rarely seen in marine life. Male fish will absolutely not eat…
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The phenomenon of hundreds of fish eggs hatched in the male's mouth until hatching is a strange phenomenon rarely seen in marine life. Male fish will absolutely not eat…
Recently, scientists have decided to name a catfish after the name of the Star Wars character Greedo.
As the world's largest amphibian, Chinese giant toad fish is facing the risk of extinction.
Electric eels discharge electricity to catch prey and avoid enemies, but this ability does not cause them to be injured while underwater.
Some strange animals in the world have the ability to generate electricity to protect themselves or search for prey, especially this strange ability does not cause them…
With big, strong jaws ... much
Based on the data comparing the differences in morphology, molecular genetics and skull structure, the scientific community has just announced the new species of toad in…
A stingray weighing more than 300 kg has been found in Thailand. It can be said that this is the largest freshwater fish in the world.
Chinese scientists discovered a giant larvae, 14 cm long, of the mud family, during a cave expedition.
During the growth process, the fish's skull is gradually distorted until the eyes lie on one side. The special structure allows them to camouflage to catch prey.
The fisherman in Australia caught the fish with two mouths, in which the lower mouth just opened without closing.
Squid has three hearts, cockroach heart beating with people, resurrection zebra fish heart ... and other interesting things you can only see in the animal world.
The owner of a restaurant in Taiwan displayed a pair of conjoined Emperor fishes to attract diners.
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.
Portuguese scientists discovered that male tilapia used their own urine to attract mates.