New research led by scientists at the American Museum of Natural History sheds light on the ancient origins of ...

They look like devils and hence are called pez diablo in Spanish, but these demonic objects are dried and mutilated versions ...

Invasive and hungry, these farmed fish escaped from a corporate retreat near Port Sulphur, La., nearly 20 years ago. Despite ...

Pufferfish contain a powerful toxin that can kill in minutes. Learn why only licensed chefs should ever prepare this risky ...

The 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan revision includes 134 species of Greatest Conservation Need and 98 Species of Greatest Information Need in North Dakota. The iconic western meadowlark, North ...

Tinned fish in America no longer means a sad, forgotten can of tuna collecting dust in the pantry. And Americans looking to save money in the face of economic headwinds are fueling their soaring ...

greeleyi individuals were caught in the north, as well as the smallest S. testudineus individuals. The catches with the highest numbers of puffer fish occurred from late spring to early autumn, ...

This reduced the nonprofit's operational capacity — and put some of its programs in jeopardy. "Just the other day, I transported a porcupine and a swan in the Jeep at the same time," Hewitt told ...

One moment it looks like a regular fish, and the next it resembles a balloon floating on the surface of the sea. But how do these fish change their body shape so dramatically, and why do they do it?