The stomach of the longnose lancetfish — a.k.a. the mysterious “twilight zone fish” — yielded entire squids and undigested fish Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been ...

An strange deep-sea fish washed up on the Oregon shore recently, but it didn't surprise the fish nerds at the Seaside Aquarium. The crew at the aquarium were familiar with the fish, which had ...

The predatory fish can grow up to 3 feet long, slither across land and breathe air Ingrid Vasquez is a Digital News Writer at PEOPLE. She graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a ...

NOW, SURPRISINGLY, IT WAS FULL OF STRANDED FISH. KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY’S AQUACULTURE STUDENTS HELPED REMOVE 250 POUNDS OF FISH FROM THE DISTILLERY POND. MORE THAN A DOZEN DIFFERENT SPECIES ...

An strange deep-sea fish washed up on the Oregon shore recently, but it didn't surprise the fish nerds at the Seaside Aquarium. The crew at the aquarium were familiar with the fish, which had fanged ...

With guidance from Freddie Johnson, a beloved figure at Buffalo Trace, the students donned waders and used seine nets to safely rescue over 250 pounds of native fish species. The team worked ...

I don't think it's gonna get any better until we make it clear to Mr. Putin that we are willing to turn him and his country into fish food." On Thursday, Trump demanded Putin "stop" strikes on ...

Fish oil made from fatty fish is known as krill oil. Some studies have shown that krill oil may be better absorbed by the body and more effective at improving risk factors for heart disease. Fish ...

The Atlantic cod jointly topped the list of these important "ecosystem engineers" Many of the fish we eat play a key role in maintaining the seabed and therefore our climate, according to new ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - It’s almost time to snag some paddlefish, but with the season approaching, North Dakota Game and Fish (NDGF) wants to remind people about the sensitivity of the population.

Northern pike are North Dakota’s state fish. Learn about the biology and behavior of this unique species in this week's “North Dakota Outdoors” webcast, with fisheries biologist Paul Bailey.