Fossil hints at more complex fish brain evolution
A new discovery suggests the evolution of ray-finned fish brains is far more complex than previously believed.
Study sheds light on anglerfish’s weird mating routine
New research dives into the evolution of anglerfish with a focus on the development of their unique (and somewhat unsettling) mating routine.
Prehistoric ‘saber-tooth salmon’ gets a new name
A giant prehistoric salmon, the largest to ever exist, had spiky tusk-like teeth that protruded straight out of the side of its skull.
Fish schools are quieter than one fish alone
A school of fish moving together in just the right way is stunningly stealthy. A new study shows that seven fish sound like just one.
Fish scale waste could remove dye pollution from water
Researchers have a new way to turn fish scale waste into a tool for ridding water of a dye linked with potential health risks such as cancer.
Why ‘living fossils’ haven’t changed for millions of years
Researchers have discovered why a fish group, considered “living fossils,” has existed largely unchanged for tens of millions of years.
New species hints at greater lamprey diversity
Researchers may have found two new species of lamprey, a boneless, jawless fish with eel-like bodies that date back over 350 million years.
‘Growth rings’ in fish bones can reveal climate clues
Just like rings in trees, rings found in the tiny ear bones of fish can reveal clues about the effects of climate change.
Compound gives farmed fish a muddy flavor
New research identifies the cause of the muddy flavor that often comes with farmed fish. The main culprit is geosmin.
Compound gives farmed fish a muddy flavor
New research identifies the cause of the muddy flavor that often comes with farmed fish. The main culprit is geosmin.