Sockeye salmon catches could drop by 26% during future heat waves
In the summer of 2021, extreme heat waves rolled in across Western North America causing environmental devastation and killing hundreds of Canadians in its wake. …
Tagfish science
Despite the rumors, it’s not up your urethra
The Amazon River basin’s most notorious bloodsuckers may not be all drama and gore after all. New findings suggest that some candiru—the vampire fish—may …
Non-native fish are main consumers of salmon in reservoirs
Might be time to change that pike minnow bounty to a walleye bounty. When warm water fish species like bass, walleye, and crappie that are …
BTT declares Bahamas “world’s living lab” for bonefish
A team of researchers working under the umbrella non-profit Bonefish & Tarpon Trust this week called The Bahamas “the world’s greatest living laboratory” for the …
New Study Finds Age and Growth of Trevally
The Journal of Fish Biology published the first robust age and maturity study on ulua aukea and omilu by Hawaii fishery scientists. Poseidon Fisheries Research …
What makes fish fins so strong yet flexible?
A new study by the University of Colorado Boulder revealed the secrets of fish fins. This study could help scientists create new designs for robotic …
The Diverse Diet of Adult Bull Trout
Bull Trout are a bit of a misunderstood and sometimes misrepresented Idaho native trout (technically a char). They grow big, are willing to chase lures …
In Fight Against Invasive Carp, Scientists Explore New Frontier
For decades, four invasive species of carp have been devouring plants, gorging on plankton, and endangering an interconnected community of fish, plants, and mollusks beneath …
Two Bull Sharks Swam Up the Mississippi River to St. Louis
Bull sharks are coastal creatures, but at least two of the animals were able to make it as far inland as St. Louis by swimming …
Dark Fish Exist and Make Up 95% of All Fish
Sometimes you run across an aspect of reality and it just completely blows your mind. You’ve heard of dark matter, right? Well, meet dark fish: …