Invasive fish species is known for breathing on land, 'walking' to new water. It harms nature in Mississippi; kill it on ...

This fish survives out of water and moves on land. Officials urge people to kill it to stop its spread. Anglers can help by reporting and eliminating this invasive species. The northern snakehead ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation is warning Missouri anglers and those near waterways to keep an eye out for an ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation advises anglers to report captures of the invasive northern snakehead fish, which ...

Northern snakehead fish, also known as Chesapeake Channa ... They encourage people to know about invasive species and be careful to avoid bringing them to the Magnolia State.

Photo courtesy of Missouri Department of Conservation The MDC said the fish is one of Missouri’s newest invasive species ...

The northern snakehead is an invasive fish species with a fitting name. Its head resembles a snake, and its body pattern and color resemble those of a python. The fish can also breathe air ...

Originally from Asia, northern snakehead fish were first discovered ... the most recent states to issue a warning about the invasive fish species. Its head has a snake-like appearance, and its ...

An invasive fish species is harming the Mississippi ecosystem ... Now, it's illegal to transport a live snakehead in the Mississippi (along with walking catfish, piranhas and swamp eels).