AI Technology Detects Stress Levels in Farmed Amazonian Tambaqui Fish
Researchers from São Paulo State University (UNESP) in Jaboticabal, in partnership with EMBRAPA (Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation), have developed an …
Fisheries News
Climate Change is Pushing Fish Stocks From National Waters to the High Seas, Study Reveals
Climate change is rapidly altering the world’s oceans, forcing many commercially important fish species to shift their natural ranges. According …
Beloved Giant Pacific Octopus “Ghost” Captures Hearts as She Enters Final Life Stage at Aquarium of the Pacific
Ghost the Giant Pacific Octopus: A Farewell Full of Love Marine life lovers across California and beyond are sending heartfelt …
Octopus Arms Show Astonishing Flexibility and Movement in New Scientific Study
Octopus arms are among the most flexible and versatile structures in the natural world. Their unique agility has inspired robotics …
Octopus Arms Show Specialized Movements and Complex Coordination in the Wild
Octopuses are some of the most intelligent and flexible invertebrates on Earth. With eight highly adaptable arms, these marine animals …
Warming Alaska Rivers Put Chinook Salmon and Indigenous Food Security at Risk
For thousands of years, Indigenous communities in Alaska and Canada’s Yukon Territory have depended on Chinook salmon—a large, nutrient-rich fish …
Slow but Steady Recovery: Eastern Gray Nurse Shark Population in Australia Shows Positive Growth
Australia’s Critically Endangered eastern gray nurse shark (Carcharias taurus) is showing early signs of recovery thanks to dedicated marine conservation …
Eel-Inspired Robots: How Amphibious Animals Could Revolutionize Robotics
Scientists are turning to nature for inspiration, and this time, eels are at the center of groundbreaking research. A new …
Sharks May Be Losing Their Deadly Teeth Due to Ocean Acidification
Sharks, often called the top predators of the ocean, rely on their razor-sharp teeth to catch and consume prey. Unlike …
Marine Mammal Strandings Surge Along Scotland’s Coastline Over the Last 30 Years
Marine mammal strandings—including whales, dolphins, and porpoises—have dramatically increased along Scotland’s coastline over the past three decades, according to a …