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Around 90 percent of reef sharks near islands h...
High concentration of neurotoxin found in shark fins
Relative costs of caring for a pet, from Golden Retrievers to goldfish.
Scientists have recorded what may be the communicative sounds of deep-sea fish.
How do fish choose a mate?
Broiled and baked fish lowered the risk of Alzheimer's, but fried fish didn't.
Just being near a predator stresses out dragonflies enough to kill them, a new study shows.
Supposedly childless cichlid nannies keep a sharper eye when they sneakily father kids in their group.
In the first video of its kind, an orange-dotted tuskfish digs a clam out of the sand, carries it over to a rock, and repeatedly throws the clam against the rock to crush it.
They may be squishy and gelatinous, but jellyfish are effective predators, a study says.
Satellite imagery reveals the many ways human activities impact Earth’s oceans. Although the ocean surface is huge, only 4% remains unaffected by overfishing, pollution, run-off, chemical changes, and climate shift.
The coral is not only the filefish's nest, but also its food source. It has special coloring, behavior and physical adaptations which allow it to blend in with the coral.
Underwater photographer Brandi Irwin takes pictures of sea creatures in a whole new light.
Five of the eight species of tuna are now in the "threatened" or "near threatened" categories of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
Striking black-and-white x-rays show fish bones in a new light.
Striking black-and-white x-rays show fish bones in a new light.
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