At the bottom of a canal in Central Asia, a blotchy creature with “thick” lips swam through the muddy water. Something about it caught the attention of visiting scientists — and for good reason. It ...

With a new design out from Channel Islands and a new movie, SURFER sat down with the South African icon to get the latest and ...

It turns out, some fish use their pectoral fins in pretty much the same way - and through a surprisingly similar biological mechanism to mammals. University of Chicago scientists have shown for the ...

A) DAVE WOLFENDEN REPLIES: If the fish is eating and behaving well, that’s a good sign, and it’s one less thing to worry about. The first thing to consider is the possible reason for the shorter fin ...

Swai fish can contain high levels of antibiotics and chemicals, while other types of fish may provide better nutrients. Swai farming practices also raise environmental concerns. Swai fish ...

Earlier this summer, the United Nations reported that humanity now consumes more fish raised in farms than taken from the ocean. The milestone was the culmination of a decades-long growth spurt in ...

One of my coworkers asked me what I think the best tasting fish in the world is recently and I had to think about it for a minute, then realized I’m pretty torn on my top 5 but can at least narrow ...

By Eric Kim If you live in a small space, the lure of crispy fish skin — the bacon of the sea — can lead to fishy pillow cases until laundry day. (Totally worth it.) But a fish dinner doesn ...

Chheana Chhut In 2020, scientists were thrilled to hear rumors that fishermen in Cambodia had caught a giant salmon carp—a large, salmon-shaped fish with a hooked jaw and a yellow patch around ...

A giant fish in Asia’s Mekong River that scientists believed to be extinct has been spotted three times after almost 20 years, according to a new study. The “ghost’ fish,” a large salmon ...

outline how 'paleo-inspired robotics' could provide a valuable experimental approach to studying how the pectoral and pelvic fins of ancient fish evolved to support weight on land. "Since fossil ...

outline how ‘palaeo-inspired robotics’ could provide a valuable experimental approach to studying how the pectoral and pelvic fins of ancient fish evolved to support weight on land.