Scientists Capture the First Footage of an Anglerfish’s Parasitic Mating Ritual
Oh my.
Oh my.
That little bowl can really bring about the blues.
The peculiar beast that washed up on Sakhalin Island was thought to be a dolphin--until people remembered dolphins don't have fur.
We're just two lost souls/swimmin' in a fish bowl.
If you blurted out "cheetah!" you're only a little bit right.
Sunfish are the biggest bony fish in the sea, but this species managed to elude scientists for centuries.
The Guardian is designed to capture the hordes of lionfish devastating reefs and fish populations in the Atlantic Ocean.
A sustainable ecosystem small enough to fit in your kitchen.
The eel babies join wild boars, deer, foxes, lobsters, butterflies, whales, and their own parents in the magneto-orienteering club.
The “faceless cusk” is rarely seen … and it probably can’t see us.
The microbiome of youth could have anti-aging properties when transplanted into older individuals.
They use water as a weapon...and they can recognize human faces.
The new technique allows researchers to monitor the genetic health of endangered shark populations without ever touching them.
They don't look half bad underwater.
On any given day, aquarium employees might be asked to swim with sharks, train sea lions, or poke a gassy sea horse.
There are plenty of fish in the sea, but few are more astounding than the coelacanths—a group that defied extinction and turned the scientific world upside down.
Mirrors on the fishes’ bellies help control and direct their glow.
That makes them the longest-living vertebrates on the planet by 200 years. They may not even reach sexual maturity until age 150.
Researchers say the behavior of zebrafish, long used as a proxy for humans, is significantly altered by infection with a common parasite.
Researchers say a large gland in the swordfish’s skull produces oil to make the fish super hydrodynamic.
The 360-degree film reveals a hard-won, vibrant ecosystem off the coast of Indonesia.
A conversation with Jonathan Balcombe, author of the new book 'What a Fish Knows.'
3. Don't eat Dory.
Study shows the ability to glow has arisen many more times than was previously believed.