Perseverance's drives over the last few weeks have doubled back several times. Why such an unconventional route? Team ...

We often talk about water and how important it is to make sure it is clean and unpolluted. But lakes usually fall through the ...

Eggs from a rare Mexican fish species believed to be extinct in the wild have successfully hatched at Bristol Zoological ...

South Florida has a climate perfect for warmwater fish and reptiles. Finding temperatures to their liking, it’s no surprise that so many exotic species have proliferated. Burmese pythons are ...

I recently participated in a three-week-long, National Science Foundation-funded research cruise to the Mariana Trench. Our ...

Thelma is one of two river turtles at SEA Life. She and her partner in crime Louise live in a tank with fish like silver arowanas, midas cichlids, and a peacock bass. This isn't the first time a sea ...

Thelma is one of two river turtles at SEA Life. She and her partner in crime Louise live in a tank with fish like silver arowanas, midas cichlids, and a peacock bass. This isn't the first time a sea ...

This tiny fish loves to perch on corals, adding playful charm to any reef. The fish needs a 70-gallon tank with hiding spots and plenty of live rock for grazing. With vibrant colour, thick lips and a ...

What facts about rocks do you know? Even though rocks and minerals are abundantly available, many people do not take an interest in them, yet there is a lot to learn about them. Moreover, they are one ...

It is a vivid yellow-coloured fish with distinctive black bands along their sides. These fish can grow up to 1 foot long and require at least 75 gallons to call their own. The tiger catfish can grow ...

A Louisiana aquarium has a new star — and a mystery — on its hands after a baby shark was born in a habitat without any males. The Shreveport Aquarium announced last week that Yoko the swell ...

Writing in Current Biology, Parker et al. describe experiments in shell-dwelling cichlid fish (Lamprologus ocellatus) that challenge this conventional view (A. V. Parker et al. Curr. Biol.