North-Prealpine stone loaches were found in "small to medium size rivers" with "clear" and "swiftly flowing water," the study said. The fish primarily eat insects and typically live "at the bottom of ...

During a multiday trip on the Indian Ocean off the coast of Sri Lanka, a fishing vessel reeled in a rare, massive creature ...

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San Diego kneeboarder who I’ve called Mitchell X, admitted to me what really happened 51 years ago. At the recent launch of the Fish Doco in San Diego, Mitchell was given a standing ovation. As for ...

Researchers said they named the new species after the Nansei Islands near the Okinawa Trough where it was first discovered and, so far, the only area where it has been found. The Nansei Islands., also ...

They had a reel good time. Dozens of fish fanatics went all in for the city’s first-ever Fish Migration Celebration — braving wet weather to display homemade designs of undersea creatures and ...

The Indian government is likely to bring back the long-nose trucks in India. Here are the updates you must check out now.

A Long Island man is sharing his incredible transformation after his nose was bitten off in a fight.

Instead of the usual blunt front, they proposed a long, tapered, and aerodynamic nose that copied the bird's beak. The new design revolutionized how the train engaged the air in front of it.

Though bullet trains are yet to start in India, what captures attention almost as much as its speed is the train's striking nose: long, sleek, and unmistakably reminiscent of a bird's beak.

All species are distinguishable by their long nose extensions which are lined with sharp teeth, with their most distinctive feature making them a target for trophy fishing and often getting ...