Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A freshwater fish capable of surviving out of water for up to six days may also be able to survive in salty water, prompting scientists ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. MARK COLVIN: Australian ecologists at James Cook University say an aggressive and hardy fish from Papua ...

Meet Anabas testudineus, the climbing perch. This fish thrives in South and Southeast Asia. It uses a special organ to breathe air. The fish walks on land using its fins and tail. It moves between ...

A terrifying breed of fish could migrate to Australia. The climbing perch of Papua New Guinea is moving south toward Australia and has many researchers questioning what its impact will be "down under.

CAIRNS, Australia, June 5 (UPI) --A walking, breathing fish is threatening to invade mainland Australia, and scientists are concerned the invasive species' arrival could spell trouble for a variety of ...

We've all seen the cheaply made science fiction/horror movies: Sharknado, Piranha 3D. But it turns out a real life monster fish may be on its way toward Australia, and officials there are concerned, ...

Fish with lungs and gills that can breathe on land for six days can spell 'disaster' for wildlife in Australia. Getty Images Scientists have warned that a bizarre fish that can walk out of water and ...

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Snakehead fish, native to tropical Africa and Asia, have an appetite for blood and can grow to a metre long, The Cairns Postsaid today. The fish are a declared pest in Queensland (as a precautionary ...

Fly fishing is often linked with trout streams in beautiful mountain or wooded creek settings, but you can use these techniques in other places too. One unique challenge is fly fishing for climbing ...

Ever heard of a fish that can climb trees? Sounds like something out of a tall tale, right? But nope—this one’s 100% real. Say hello to the climbing perch (scientific name: Anabas testudineus), a ...