Fish are not only a nutritional powerhouse but also an adventure for your taste buds. Consider one of these less common species for your next meal.

Rainbow belly pipefish are captivating creatures. With their vibrant bodies, beautifully decorated sails, and graceful ...

Older than dinosaurs, these 8 ancient fish existed millions of years earlier and some still survive today in oceans, rivers ...

More than 300 new species of freshwater fish were identified around the world by scientists last year, the third most in a year since 1758. ● Tampa Bay is facing one of its worst water shortages in ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has created a free invasive carp harvest permit to encourage commercial fishing ...

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The Mediterranean Sea is home to some of the ocean's largest animals. Among the nine species of cetaceans commonly found ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has established a new permanent permitting system that will allow anglers to ...

A bipartisan bill aimed at tackling the growing problem of invasive blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay has passed the U.S.

Over 30 years ago, otters were reintroduced to Indiana, but they've never been documented at Eagle Creek Park. Until now.

Fishing duo Cole & Jay demonstrate their survival skills using easy DIY Coke can fishing reels to successfully slay multiple fish species.

Fish are some of the most widespread animals in the world, but not all of them are equally successful. We take a closer look at how different species survive, from those that struggle to defend ...