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Research has provided a new tool for managing coral reefs and tropical fisheries by providing clear targets for sustainability…
Several individuals have required medical attention after a mystery disease appeared to spread to humans from fish in waters near Gladstone, Queensland. Fishing bans are currently in place and local residents…
Slow-growing deep-sea fish such as orange roughy are far more vulnerable to over-fishing than fish from shallower waters…
A researcher from James Cook University has been using satellites to study the architecture of coral reefs from space, as…
Salmon and other fish predators have more than three times the gut capacity they need on a daily basis. The extra space allows…
Climate change may be forcing fish to find new homes. A new study shows that depending on where the fish disperse from, the…
New research has identified ways that tropical fish can establish new populations in the face of climate change. Climate…
Male mantis shrimps have individual voices but will often work together to attract females or frighten off enemies. Researchers…
A fish that lives on land and can leap large distances, despite having no legs has a rich and complex social life, a new…
Researchers from Murdoch University believe a recently documented method of fishing may be spreading throughout a population…
The Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna is meeting today to discuss raising Australia’s tuna fishing quota. The tuna industry is expected to ask for a 30% rise in Australia’s allocated…
A small fish preyed upon in Wisconsin lakes and rivers could be climate change’s latest victim. The Cisco fish, a native…
Fisheries provide animal protein for much of the world’s population, and provide livelihoods for the millions of people who work in fishing industries. But overfishing, in conjunction with other human…
A South Dakota State University study has used soy and corn as a fishmeal replacement for rainbow trout and yellow perch…
Results from an Atlantic herring population model developed by National Oceanic and Atmoshpheric Administration (NOAA) scientists…
University of Otago research found that the heavy squid fishery industry around the Auckland Islands has more than likely…
Queensland’s protected groper fish are washing up dead along Northern Queensland beaches and researchers believe the bacterium…
A genetic instruction controlling limb development was present in fish almost half a billion years ago, researchers at a…
The intelligent use of environmental tools has been observed in tusk fish for the first time. Photos show an individual tusk…
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