Scientists Reveal Secret World of Fish ‘Countries’ That Divide Arkansas
By studying the White River Basin in Arkansas, biologists from the University of Arkansas have mapped out what they describe as fish “countries,” which they …
By studying the White River Basin in Arkansas, biologists from the University of Arkansas have mapped out what they describe as fish “countries,” which they …
In wave-making research recently published in Marine and Coastal Fisheries, a team of researchers led by biologists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has quantified …
A dozen First Nations, including the Heiltsuk Nation, are using artificial intelligence to identify and count salmon, giving them a better idea of how the …
The story of an albino tarpon at the American Museum of Natural History. One of the most beautiful and interesting specimens, which has of late …
The goofy-looking elephantnose fish “sees” its environment in three dimensions by creating a weak electric field and doing a little shimmy. Bats and dolphins are …
For those of you who have never had a chance to file one before. Everything you wanted to know about striped bass anatomy… but were …
In this video, we join Dr. Steve Zottoli, Dr. Scott Bennett, and Dr. Brian Prendergast as they attach satellite tags to stripers just before the …
Catching and tagging Atlantic salmon off the west coast of Greenland featuring ASF researchers Jonathan Carr and Heather Perry.
Cold-water fish like trout have a strategy for surviving extreme heat—moving into thermal refuges. Thermal refuges are areas in a river where colder water discharges …
Last week, Researchers and local authorities fitted 20 striped bass from Squibnocket Pond in Martha’s Vineyard with acoustic tags to confirm if there is a …