The ocean's depths harbor dangerous fish equipped with venom, sharp teeth, and electric shocks. Stonefish inject venom ...

This giant freshwater stingray weighing close to 400 pounds was accidentally captured on May 4 by fishers in northern Cambodia. The species is one of the world’s largest freshwater fishes ...

Shandong Key Laboratory of Water Pollution Control and Resource Reuse, School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Shandong University, Qingdao, Shandong 266237, China ...

Prepare to be amazed by the 100 biggest river monsters ever captured on camera! From massive catfish and giant alligator gars to monstrous freshwater stingrays and legendary river creatures, this ...

Legoland's SEA LIFE Florida is opening next week in Central Florida, complete with glowing tanks, immersive habitats, a ...

Freshwater makes up less than three percent of Earth’s water supply but is home to almost half of all fish species. Puerto Rican mountain mullet reside in El Yunque National Forest. Known to the ...

Some exceptions exist, like freshwater stingrays, which have stouter tails than their saltwater counterparts. Rays also tend to have one lobe per pelvic fin. As the stingray’s moniker implies ...

Therefore, the character and health of the estuaries is dependent upon freshwater inflows to deliver not only fresh water but also nutrients and sediments which provide for the physical condition of ...

It took a dozen men to load Boramy, a giant stingray, onto the scales. At just under 300kg, she is the biggest freshwater fish ever weighed. She was caught by a Cambodian fisherman on the Mekong ...

Knowledge of freshwater stingrays’ physiological parameters is essential for conserving elasmobranch diversity. This study aims to characterize the erythrogram and plasma biochemistry of freshwater ...

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The sea moth is believed to have used its body flaps to swim similarly to modern stingrays, sharing the waters with fellow radiodont and early apex predator, the iconic Anomalocaris canadensis.