FISH populations in the Mackay–Whitsunday region are set to thrive following the completion of Queensland’s largest rock fishway, constructed on Jolimont Creek, north of Mackay.

A photo shows the yellow-gray coloring of the new species. Its fins are “pale pink,” and its sides have “bright green stripes ...

The records of the species was first collected during the Abor Expedition of 1911–1912 in Arunachal Pradesh. The fish species measure ... alongside the Siang River valley in present day ...

Liopropoma terecaudum, or the round-tailed basslet, ranges from “reddish pink” to “reddish orange” in color with a “broad deep red stripe” down its sides, researchers said. The largest specimen was a ...

Scientists found an “armored” creature with a “whip”-like tail in a river of ... show the new species’ coloring and its long, skinny tail. Seen from above, the fish has a mixture of ...

Scientists found “large”-eyed creature with “sickle shaped” mouth in a river of South ... the new species to be at-risk and “threatened by invasive alien fish species, excessive water ...

In a river of South ... these “speckled” fish and analyzed their DNA. Building off this research, the team examined its catch and realized it had discovered a new species: Pseudobarbus ...