Endangered Fish

Records of jellyfish swarms over the past 200 years show that jelly populations rise naturally every 12 years, remain stable four or six years, and then subside again. Since... keep reading →

Fish can see, although probably only when they are in water. There is considerable difference of opinion among scientists as to how well fish can see. keep reading →

Industrial Fishing Going To Waste - Industrial Fishing. As the recreational fisherman that I am I always enjoy my proximity with the sea, and on one of my fish outings I had... keep reading →

The poem of "Blackbrow Albatross" .C. "Ceaseless fluid travel across thousands of boating measured miles. Searing search for scale and fin, between floating plastic piles" keep reading →

Sturgeon are prehistoric fish that have lived for around 200 million years. The earliest fossils are from the Jurassic period, found in China, and dated to be 125-150 million... keep reading →

The United Nations commission failed to put the ban on international bluefin tuna trade, which bothers a lot of people. With the pressure to sustain animals and keep them... keep reading →

Atlantic Bluefin tuna are one of the most highly evolved fish species…and also on the brink of extinction due to overfishing. The Gulf Coast oil spill disaster didn't help... keep reading →

 Giant Crayfish is so rare nowadays. In the past, there were giant crayfishes that weighed more than 10 pounds. The largest crayfish used to be the Tasmanian giant crayfish.... keep reading →

A Freshwater monster fish list of giant, predatory, and scary fish from all over the world. keep reading →

Bats that Bite, Blood Sucking Vampire Bat & Poisonous Bats Do bats bite? Very difficult question. Bats that bite are very rare, and bats will only bite if they are trapped... keep reading →