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The Stargazer fish, known for its creepy face and deadly ambush tactics, has electric organs capable of delivering up to 50 volts, venomous spines and bulging eyes that appear to migrate across its ...

When we think of marine life, we usually picture colorful coral reefs or dense seaweed forests filled with fish and other ...

Deep in the ocean, a giant fish does something no one expects—it produces milk to feed its young. This behavior is almost ...

The next breakthrough in medical implants could come from a terrifying, needle-fanged fish lurking ...

Approximately 75% of marine organisms are bioluminescent, with specialized light-emitting organs called photophores. They use ...

M. Prathap becomes Kanniyakumari Collector, focusing on tourism, fishermen's safety, and prompt public service.

Fish sandwiches are having a moment right now, with more people realizing there are some excellent options even outside of ...

Hundreds of millions of years ago, prehistoric seas and rivers were full of strange fish with armor, fins, lungs, slime, and ...

A University of Sydney study reveals that sponge-dwelling bacteria break down toxic ammonia and dead algae to sustain life in the abyss.

Abandoned fishing nets, traps and other gear, made largely of plastic, have been a problem for decades. In some good news, efforts to help are gaining ground.

Known as Dalhousiella yabukii, the worm resides inside a glass sea sponge—a simple marine animal that forms a glass-like skeleton—in the cold, dark waters off the coast of Japan. And it’s just one of ...