Giant wolf fish wipes out entire lobster catch in American fisherman's nets.
A video from a fisherman in Maine shows an Atlantic wolf fish devouring a lobster after they were both trapped in the net, according to Newsweek.
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A video from a fisherman in Maine shows an Atlantic wolf fish devouring a lobster after they were both trapped in the net, according to Newsweek.
A fisherman caught a rare school of oarfish, numbering up to 50, off the coast of Taiwan. Oarfish are considered...
To protect the pink river dolphin, the world's largest river dolphin, scientists are working to decode the mysteries of its life and habitat...
The voracious blue crabs are threatening Italy's fishing industry, forcing the government to allocate $3.2 million from emergency funds to find ways to deal with them an…
A terrifying sea creature has left fishermen baffled after getting caught in their nets in Thailand.
Video captures the incredible moment a fisherman caught a giant catfish.
Spoonworms, also known as penis fish, have become stranded along beaches in Argentina after a storm, attracting fishermen to collect them for use as bait.
Lampreys, an invasive blood-sucking species, became a nightmare for fishermen across the Great Lakes until scientists discovered an effective compound to kill them.
While fishing for marlin at sea, a group of fishermen unexpectedly caught a 3 meter long, 64 kg oarfish.
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.
A giant grouper weighing up to 450kg was caught by people while fishing at sea.
Although modern technology has helped researchers learn more about giant squid, they still don't know much about why they get so big or how they mate and reproduce.
Australia- Fishermen were surprised to catch a swordfish full of holes, the culprit is likely a special species of shark.
Fishermen in Albania caught a blue shark with a 18cm long swordfish beak fragment in its skull, marking the first case of a shark surviving such an injury.
It took a group of fishermen nearly 3 hours to pull the 436.2 kg swordfish onto the ship off the coast of Australia.