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‘Dead fish’ smell in Massachusetts town is so bad they are taking property owner to court

‘I would describe it as the worst smell you get at the seashore,’ the town administrator said

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Seventy years ago, Spanish anglers welcomed an American predator into their waters for sport; today, the largemouth bass is spreading through ecosystems and threatening native wildlife

Brought to Spain in 1955 for recreational fishing, the largemouth bass has transformed into an invasive species wreaking havoc on local ecosystems. This predatory fish has fundamentally disrupted food chains and aquatic habitats across the Iberian Peninsula. In response, scientists and authorities are working diligently to control its proliferation and…

The Economic Times

West Virginia dad hooks something massive while fishing, while his scared son says it’s a shark – now he could see a $20k payout

It took a 20-minute battle to get it in his net.

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‘Pungent and mealy’: the best (and worst) supermarket tuna, tasted and rated

From sustainable catch methods to the most pleasant texture and aroma, which tinned and jarred fish had our tester hooked and which left him reeling?

The Guardian - UK

‘Wonderfully Swiss, slightly mad’: This IT guy swims to work while cleaning Zürich’s waterways

Swimming to work reveals ‘a surprisingly rich little urban ecosystem’ beneath Zürich.

Euronews

Malta off the beaten track: Discover the quieter and more authentic side of this busy island nation

If you want to beat the crowds in Malta, then skip the capital Valletta and head to Gozo, Mdina or one of the charming fishing villages.

Euronews

Her Bladder Scan Looked Like Cancer for Six Months, Until Surgeons Found a Fish Bone Crossing Three Organs

A woman's bladder mass was treated as suspected cancer. Surgeons found a 3-centimeter fish bone piercing her rectum, uterus and bladder.

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Kasuti Embroidery From Karnataka Is Counted Thread by Thread and Leaves No Knots on the Back

The discipline nobody seesYou do not draw a pattern first. There is no transfer paper, no pencil outline pressed onto the cloth. In kasuti, you count the threads of the weave itself, each warp, each weft, and you place your needle accordingly. One thread off and the geometric motif fractures.…

Times Life

Scientists Added Sulfuric Acid To An Ontario Lake For 17 Years, Its Ecosystem Still Struggles To Recover Decades Later

A decades-long experiment in an Ontario lake shows how acid rain can disrupt an ecosystem long after water chemistry begins to recover.

Medical Daily

A Fish Bone He Barely Remembered Swallowing Tunneled Out of His Gut and into His Liver

A man had a fever for 25 days with no stomach pain. A CT scan found the fish bone that had broken from his duodenum into his liver.

Medical Daily

In 2010, Caltech used fish-school patterns to arrange 6 wind turbines. One year later, tests showed the design could deliver 10 times more power per unit of land

In 2010, Caltech researchers arranged six wind turbines using patterns inspired by fish schools. The design aimed to reduce turbulence and improve energy output. Tests a year later produced striking results. The layout reportedly generated up to 10 times more power per unit of land than conventional arrangements. The experiment…

The Economic Times

In 1973, former Army diver Eric Shaw began dropping donated boats off Gibraltar; over 30 vessels later, the sandy seabed had become a fish nursery

In 1973, former diver Eric Shaw laid the groundwork for Gibraltar's innovative artificial reef project. By submerging unwanted boats, he crafted a vibrant three-dimensional habitat that fostered a remarkable increase in local marine species. These artificial formations became crucial for providing hard surfaces and shelter, contributing significantly to marine biodiversity.…

The Times of India

These 36 Bird Photos Were Among The Best At The 2026 Academy Photo Awards

The 2026 Nature Photo Awards, organized by Academy Photo Awards, celebrate the incredible diversity and beauty of the natural world through photography. The international competition brings together photographers who capture everything from wildlife and landscapes to fascinating moments in nature, with images judged for their creativity, technical skill, and ability…

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In 2002, South Australia scuttled ex-HMAS Hobart in 2 minutes and 17 seconds; 18 years later, a marine survey recorded more than 50 fish species around the destroyer

The HMAS Hobart, once a formidable navy destroyer, has transformed into a vibrant artificial reef after being submerged for eighteen years. Today, it is home to more than fifty species of fish, creating a sanctuary for marine life. As a crucial habitat, this sunken vessel illustrates how decommissioned warships globally…

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In 2010, Thailand lowered 25 retired battle tanks into 80 feet of water off Narathiwat; a decade later, local fishermen reported a sharp boost in catches

Thailand's army sank obsolete battle tanks and railway cars into the Gulf of Thailand. This initiative aimed to create new fishing grounds for local fishermen. Marine life has since thrived on these structures, attracting various fish species. Studies elsewhere show artificial reefs can significantly increase fish catches and income. This…

The Economic Times

In 2017, Jordan sank a 100-foot C-130 Hercules cargo plane off Aqaba; marine life has been colonizing it ever since

A retired Jordanian C-130 Hercules plane was intentionally sunk offshore Aqaba. This created an artificial reef to foster marine life and coral growth. Studies show artificial reefs increase fish species diversity and invertebrate biomass. Marine life quickly colonizes these structures for habitat and protection. A storm later broke the plane,…

Euronews

Greek marine fisheries 2025: Production worth €166.6 million, anchovy dominates

More than 42,000 tonnes of fishery products were caught, with the Northern Aegean accounting for just over two-thirds of production.

The Times of India

In 2020, the US removed 69 dams, reconnecting 624 miles of rivers and restoring habitat for salmon, steelhead and native fish species

Across the United States, some rivers are beginning to flow through places where dams once stood. In 2020, 69 dams were removed across 23 states, reopening hundreds of miles of waterways that had been blocked for decades. Some structures had outlived the purpose for which they were built, while others…

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A Trail of Scar Tissue in One Man's Liver Traced the Exact Path a Raw Fish Parasite Took In

Pathologists followed a continuous inflammatory tract from the liver surface to an Anisakis larva, mapping the worm's route into the organ.

The Economic Times

In 2020, American Rivers removed the Middle Fork Nooksack dam after 50 years of blocking fish in Washington. 2 years later, the river reopened 16 miles of habitat for Chinook salmon and trout

Middle Fork Nooksack salmon habitat: A dam built in 1961 was removed in 2020, restoring river access. This action reopened sixteen miles of vital habitat for salmon and trout. The Nooksack Tribe and Lummi Nation advocated for this important fish passage. The City of Bellingham maintained its water supply by…

The Economic Times

In 2021, Washington's Skagit River System Cooperative installed an 80-foot bridge over the Lucas channel. 5 years later, the project has helped reconnect fish habitat across the floodplain

A restoration project in Washington’s Barnaby Reach has focused on improving floodplain connectivity and fish passage by removing infrastructure at Barnaby Slough. The first phase included extensive dike and flow control structure removal, demolition of unused hatchery facilities, removal of five wells, decommissioning of a culvert, installation of an 80-foot…

The Times of India

In 2009, Washington removed a century-old dike and let tides reclaim 762 acres; 21 miles of channels reopened, and young Chinook salmon entered the restored marsh in their first migration season

In 2009, the decision to remove sea dikes from the Nisqually River Delta paved the way for a remarkable transformation, rejuvenating 762 acres of marshland. Young Chinook salmon swiftly adapted to the new tidal channels, fostering their feeding and growth. This comprehensive restoration successfully re-established 21 miles of ancestral tidal…

The Times of India

WWII hospital shipwreck in Albania now hosts devil firefish, squid eggs and a rare monk seal 80 years after sinking

Albania's sunken Hospital Ship 'Po' now supports a vibrant underwater ecosystem. Dense biological communities and 54 identified taxa thrive on its submerged structure. Researchers documented 28 fish species, including a critically endangered monk seal. The wreck influences seabed conditions, creating scour hollows and sediment trails. This historic vessel serves as…

The Economic Times

In 2006, Kentucky identified nutrient problems along 12.8 miles of Fleming Creek. 18 years later, monitoring showed the stream could fully support its aquatic life

Fleming Creek in northeast Kentucky has moved from nutrient-related impairment to full support for its warm water aquatic habitat designated use following years of monitoring, watershed planning and agricultural conservation. The Kentucky Division of Water listed miles 0.0–12.8 as impaired in the 2006 Integrated Report after monitoring identified elevated nitrate/nitrite…

The Times of India

In 2020, Ohio removed a dam from the once-polluted Cuyahoga River; it reopened 39 km of habitat, and scientists later detected 15 additional fish taxa

The removal of the Brecksville Diversion Dam has enhanced river habitats, allowing migrating fish to thrive. Researchers documented the arrival of fifteen new fish species within the lower Cuyahoga River. While native species have successfully reestablished their presence, the advent of nonnative species also marked a significant change in the…

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