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fishes

  • Diving the Palm Beaches: Three Generations in One Family Show Off Its Underwater Beauty
    Diving the Palm Beaches: Three Generations in One Family Show Off Its Underwater Beauty
    Mansions of the super rich dot the shores of Palm Beach. Some form landmarks for dive boat captains. Sites are named for famous places like Bath and Tennis about a ...
    June 9, 2015BY John Christopher Fine
  • Salmon Use Magnetic Map to Find Rivers
    Salmon Use Magnetic Map to Find Rivers
    After traveling the Pacific Ocean for years, sockeye salmon find their way home to their birthplaces using the ...
    February 7, 2013BY Sally Appert
  • Baby Sharks Freeze to Prevent Predator Detection (Video)
    Baby Sharks Freeze to Prevent Predator Detection (Video)
    Even while growing inside their egg cases, some embryonic sharks keep very still when predators are nearby to ...
    January 10, 2013BY Cassie Ryan
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: Thorny Babies Onboard
    SCIENCE IN PICS: Thorny Babies Onboard
    Thorny seahorses, Hippocampus histrix, inhabit sandy and reef substrates in the Western Pacific.
    December 23, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: The Lure of the Painted Frogfish
    SCIENCE IN PICS: The Lure of the Painted Frogfish
    The painted frogfish, Antennarius pictus, is also known as the painted anglerfish because it uses a lure to ...
    December 14, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: Leaf Scorpionfish
    SCIENCE IN PICS: Leaf Scorpionfish
    Leaf scorpionfish are found in various parts of the world, including the tropical Indo-Pacific and the Red Sea.
    December 7, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: Spot the Pygmy Seahorse
    SCIENCE IN PICS: Spot the Pygmy Seahorse
    Bargibanti pygmy seahorses, Hippocampus bargibanti, are typically grey with red tubercles, but orange variations are commonly found at ...
    October 12, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: A School of Razorfish Hangs Together
    SCIENCE IN PICS: A School of Razorfish Hangs Together
    Razorfish, Aeoliscus strigatus, inhabit seagrass beds and coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific, and spend their whole lives in ...
    September 29, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Tropical Fish Ear Bones Reveal High Habitat Connectivity
    Tropical Fish Ear Bones Reveal High Habitat Connectivity
    Migration of juvenile reef fish from coastal seagrass beds and mangroves to coral reefs is much more complex ...
    September 4, 2012BY Cassie Ryan
  • Caught Up in Wild Salmon
    Caught Up in Wild Salmon
    My all-time favorite fish is fresh, wild-caught Alaska salmon. Granted, it can be on the pricey side, especially ...
    August 20, 2012BY Maureen Zebian
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: Radial Filefish Hides in Soft Coral
    SCIENCE IN PICS: Radial Filefish Hides in Soft Coral
    The radial filefish, Acreichthys radiatus, is also known as the flower-coral leatherjacket, and is widespread in the Indo-Pacific ...
    July 23, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Complex Backbone in Fossil Fish Smashes Theories
    Complex Backbone in Fossil Fish Smashes Theories
    The surprising discovery of a fossil fish with a multi-segmented backbone has contradicted long-held beliefs that this type ...
    May 25, 2012BY Kat Piper
  • Lamprey Inspires Design of Tiny ‘Living’ Robot
    Lamprey Inspires Design of Tiny ‘Living’ Robot
    A tiny “living,” swimming robot that could be used to detect diseases in the human body is being ...
    April 16, 2012BY Kat Piper
  • Swimming Salmon Benefit Grizzlies and Fisheries
    Swimming Salmon Benefit Grizzlies and Fisheries
    Wild salmon are valued as a sustainable seafood option for humans, but can we consider how much salmon ...
    April 10, 2012BY Cassie Ryan
  • Sugar From Injured Fish Signals Danger to Shoal (Video)
    Sugar From Injured Fish Signals Danger to Shoal (Video)
    Some schooling fish have an unusual way of warning others of predation—when they are injured, they release something ...
    February 23, 2012BY Stephanie Lam
  • A Mimic Octopus Mimicked by a Jawfish
    A Mimic Octopus Mimicked by a Jawfish
    For the first time, scientists have recorded an incidence of unexpected association between the mimic octopus and the ...
    January 22, 2012BY Arsh Sarao
  • SCIENCE IN PICS: One Splendid Swimmer
    SCIENCE IN PICS: One Splendid Swimmer
    The common names of Synchiropus splendidus—the mandarinfish, green mandarin, or mandarin dragonet—allude to the vibrant hues painting its ...
    December 20, 2011BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Rockmover Wrasse Shakes Up Aquarium (Video)
    Rockmover Wrasse Shakes Up Aquarium (Video)
    Watch this video of a young rockmover wrasse tucking itself in for the night.
    December 16, 2011BY Ginger Chan
  • Falling Birds, Fish, and Other Enigmas
    Falling Birds, Fish, and Other Enigmas
    In these unusual situations that today's science has not encountered, who is an expert?
    January 9, 2011BY Stephanie Lam
  • Mercury Elevated in Fish and Waters Throughout Indiana
    Mercury Elevated in Fish and Waters Throughout Indiana
    In Indiana, mercury levels from fish in local water samples yield levels too high for human and animal ...
    November 21, 2010BY Paul Darin
  • New Species of Fish Found in Gulf of Mexico
    New Species of Fish Found in Gulf of Mexico
    Although the area has been well studied and fished, scientists have discovered two new species of pancake batfish ...
    July 14, 2010BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Electric Fish’s Sixth Sense
    Electric Fish’s Sixth Sense
    Electric fish generate an electric field around their bodies and detect the distortions in the field that nearby ...
    October 5, 2009BY Stephanie Lam
  • Increased Demand for Fish Causing Harm: Study
    Increased Demand for Fish Causing Harm: Study
    Increased fish and fish oil consumption may be causing more environmental and social harm than good.
    March 25, 2009BY Joan Delaney
  • Strange Storms—Frogs, Spiders and Fish
    Strange Storms—Frogs, Spiders and Fish
    Since ancient times mankind has recorded several strange sightings of animals—frogs, fish, or insects—that fall from the skies.
    June 30, 2008BY Liwei Fu
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