Splash tetras lay their eggs outside of the water, but how do they do this, and why? Learn more about their unique ...

The sudden shift in water pressure caused a latch on one of the transport tanks to pop open, allowing some fish and water to spill out.

Most of the time they are killed by asphyxiation, either in open air or ice water. While this is a cost-effective way to kill fish en-mass, an international team of biologists, led by Cynthia ...