Zoo Stocktake Includes Monkeys, Tigers, and Fish
Zookeepers in Essex have conducted their annual stock take, counting every tiger, monkey, and seal to update their records. At the close of each year, Colchester Zoo tracks its animals…
A Century in the Making: First Salmon Returns to Oregon’s Klamath Basin After 100+ Years
This determined little fish symbolized a historic return for its species in the Klamath River Basin, following the recent removal of four major dams. On October 16, Oregon Department of…
Ancient Sturgeon Return to Swedish Waters as Scientists and Anglers Join Forces for Revival
The majestic sturgeon has made a comeback in Sweden after being driven to extinction in the early 20th century. The Atlantic sturgeon has returned to the River Göta thanks to…
Blind Cavefish Possess Remarkable Taste Buds Beyond Their Sight
Over thousands of years, cavefish evolved and lost their vision, earning the moniker “the blind cavefish,” but some cavefish also developed an inordinate number of taste buds on the head…
32 Astonishingly Strange Deep-Sea Creatures
From worms with squid-like tentacles to fish with teeth on their tongues, here are some of the most alien-looking creatures in the deep ocean. The deep sea, a realm beyond…
California’s ‘Doomsday’ Fish Makes a Rare Appearance—Only the 20th Found in Over a Century
A group of intrepid kayakers and snorkelers had their curiosity piqued when they spotted a massive shape floating in the water ahead of them. Driven by a blend of excitement…
Brooklyn Tree Bed Hosts Homemade Aquarium — Then the Great Goldfish Heist Unfolds
NEW YORK (AP) — Last week, a couple of long-time Brooklyn residents, lounging in the summer heat, looked at a sidewalk tree pit frequently flooded by a leaky fire hydrant…
Stunning Video Captures Rare Jellyfish with Hitchhiker Inside Its Bell
Eerie new footage captures a rare, otherworldly scene: a giant jellyfish with a tiny isopod swimming inside its bag-like body. In the video, the translucent blob contracts its veiny membrane…
Reevaluating Parenting Strategies: Discipline Promotes Cooperation Among Offspring in Fish
In recent years, there has been a growing consensus among humans that corporal discipline of children may do more harm than good. However, while this perspective evolves in human societies,…
Award-Winning Photo ‘See No Evil’ Captures Orangutan Stoically Awaiting Tourists
Aaron Gekoski’s poignant photograph of an orangutan patiently waiting at Safari World in Bangkok has won the 2024 Environmental Photography Award, organized by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation.…