CO2 gas makes fish crazy
The amount of carbon dioxide that humans release into the atmosphere is increasing, affecting the brain and nervous system of marine fish, affecting their survival.
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The amount of carbon dioxide that humans release into the atmosphere is increasing, affecting the brain and nervous system of marine fish, affecting their survival.
According to new research by Australian scientists, increasing CO2 emissions on Earth may affect the nervous and brain systems of marine fish.
Poisonous frogs, Australian box jellyfish, blue ring octopus, fighting fish ... are one of the poisonous animal predators on the body, do not foolishly touch them.
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.
The world's smallest frog, half the size of a candy, has been discovered by scientists in the rainforest on the island of Papua New Guinea.
Lack of food, polluted environment or changing weather could be the reasons for the Turtle's floating in recent times.
Many animals on Earth are on the brink of extinction and if there is no conservation measure, people can never see them again.
Struggling for three hours, the fishermen on Nguyen Phong's boat could bring the giant fish to shore.
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.
Fishermen who have just caught a wolf fish (Hoplias malabaricus) has 3 eyes in a lake near the argentina nuclear power plant.
A family in Nghi Xuan district caught a chunk longer than 1.5m, weighed 10kg while going to fish in the field. There are people who pay 5 million VND but the family stil…
Phu Quoc catfish - a newly discovered fish species in Vietnam has been identified and has the scientific name Clarias gracilentus Ng, Dang & Nguyen and has been recogniz…
In the afternoon of October 11, while fishing on Dai Dong Street (Hoang Mai, Hanoi), Cuong caught a one meter long crocodile hiding under the thick water hyacinth.
A British fishing enthusiast named John Whitaker has caught a giant catfish weighing 83.91Kg on Spain's Ebro River.