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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Aquarium fish likely behind invasion of waterways: experts    Nation Thailand

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Best Place to Buy Betta Fish Online in 2023    FingerLakes1.com

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] What it Takes to Get Maine Lobster On Tables Around the World    Maine Public

[unable to retrieve full-text content] 7 Best Aquarium Filters To Keep Your Fish Tank Clean    Study Finds

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Koi the jewels in this man's backyard    Poughkeepsie Journal

[unable to retrieve full-text content] How to get the Verdigris Discus in Elden Ring    Destructoid

[unable to retrieve full-text content] 10,000 mulloway released into river in government's white spot recovery program    Richmond Valley and Kyogle news

[unable to retrieve full-text content] From sluggish to stream - inside of a day!    Practical Fishkeeping

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Recreational shellfish harvesting closed in northern Whatcom County    All Point Bulletin

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Reviewing The Smoking Crab & Seafood Co On The Go | Wichita By E.B.    Wichita By E.B.

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] His Aunt Cause His Betta Fish's Demise On Purpose, So He Took Something Dear To Her Heart And Gave It The Same Treatment    Twisted Sifter

[unable to retrieve full-text content] 5 Best Pet Fish For Your Aquarium, Ranked    Study Finds

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] The Best Large Fish Tanks    DogTime

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Scientists work to save reef sharks to help keep marine life balance    CBS News

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Right or Wrong, North Dakota Rejects Record Walleye    Grand View Outdoors

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Hagen launches Fluval Siena Aquarium in two sizes    Pet Product Marketing

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Costco mismarks $80 lobster tails, sells them for $18 instead. Customers stock up and pay at self-checkout    The Daily Dot

[unable to retrieve full-text content] People warned against eating shellfish sport-harvested from Central Coast    KION

[unable to retrieve full-text content] 10 Best Algae Eating Fish For Freshwater Fish Tanks    Swell UK

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Second woman killed in shark attack in Egypt's Red Sea    NBC News

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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Kendallville Public Library adding saltwater fish tank    WANE

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A massive traffic jam delayed thousands of guests — some for hours —trying to exit the parking lot of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium on Saturday night after visiting the Wildlights holiday lights displays. Large crowds, unseasonably warm weather and a lack of special-duty deputies combined to create the mess. And though this isn't the first time this has happened at the popular holiday attraction, hundreds of those ensared and unable to get out of the parking lot took to social media to air their complaints. "Been here for two hours, have moved maybe 50 feet one way," a man said in a video posted online around 11 p.m. He was one of hundreds of people who commented on the situation directly on the zoo's Facebook page. "After THREE HOURS.. we have escaped the threshold of the Columbus zoo parking lot," posted another Facebook user. According to the zoo, nearly 29,000 guests attended the zoo's Wildlights event on Saturday, taking advantage of the un

Shell Caris eyes a cut in the sandbar at Island Beach State Park as a likely place to drop a fresh clam for striped bass. Over the course of its life, a striped bass consumes a massive variety of forage. This ranges from the tiny zooplankton that sustains the fish through its first weeks of life in its natal estuary to the lobsters and skate reportedly found in the stomach contents of the largest striped bass ever caught on rod and reel.   Stripers are perfectly equipped to hunt down and digest all of these species.   Missing from this list, however, is the Atlantic surf clam. While alive, the largest bivalve in the western North Atlantic need fear the black drum and the cownose ray, but not from a striper. Striped bass lack the pharyngeal crushers—bony plates deep in its throat—that pulverize the shells and expose the tender meat inside. Fortunately for striped bass, Mother Nature takes care of that part for them.   The surf clam ranges from Nova Scoti

I'm a chef and one of the main reasons I cook is because I like seeing how my food, and the flavours I create, can move people. In the 22 years I've been cooking professionally, I've lost count of the times I've been told my food is orgasmic. The whole dining experience can be, too, from the taste of mind-blowing food to the seductive atmosphere of a restaurant. But can food actually turn you on? Aphrodisiacs vary hugely, from those high in antioxidants for increased blood flow – which include strawberries, figs, pomegranate and watermelon, to the bivalves – mussels, clams and cockles – which are loaded with zinc, which encourages testosterone production and increases sex drive for both men and women. The list goes on: horny goat weed, testicles, geoduck or "elephant clam" (I searched high and low for this in London, but it's out of season), Korean Red Ginseng, magic mushrooms and maca… Each aphrodisiac has its whys and hows, some down to appearance, legen

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John Kallas knows just where to find Oregon's tasty shellfish, seaweed and edible plants, making quick work of foraging for food. TILLAMOOK, Ore. — This week, we head into nature's kitchen in the great outdoors as we join a group who have discovered that when the tide goes out, the dinner table is set. John Kallas is a nutritionist, teacher and wild food forager who likes to say that when the tide goes out, his dinner table is set. "Ah, this is the spot, but be careful because these rocks are slick," advised Kallas to his eager group of friends and students, all waiting to tap into his expertise across a low tide estuary in Tillamook County. "Okay folks," Kallas continued. "All of the seaweed that we're going to collect can be eaten raw, there's no cooking involved.

March 6, 2024 4 min read Schools of brainiac fish share "images" of nearby objects and use their extraordinary ability to see farther By Jack Tamisiea Peters's elephantnose fish ( Gnathonemus petersii ). De Agostini Picture Library/Getty Images With a trunk-like snout, an enormous brain and shimmying moves, freshwater elephantnose fish seem straight out of a science-fiction novel. But these oddballs' most shocking trait is their ability to emit and sense electricity. They use electric currents to pinpoint prey and potential mates in the muddy river bottoms where they reside. Now scientists have discovered that the fish can supercharge this power by working together. In a paper published on Wednesday in the journal Nature, a team of researchers discovered that elephantnose fish are able to pick up on the electric signals of their pulsating peers to collectively sense the world around them. This may expand the fish's perceptual capabilities, helping them sense p

An aquarium near Asheville, N.C., posted updates for weeks after saying in February that Charlotte, a round stingray, was pregnant. The news drew international headlines — but the facility now says the ray is sick, not pregnant. In this image from an April video update, the ray has a noticeable bulge on her back. Aquarium & Shark Lab by Team ECCO / Screenshot by NPR Aquarium & Shark Lab by Team ECCO / Screenshot by NPR Charlotte, the celebrity stingray who was declared to be pregnant without a male mate earlier this year, has died at the small aquarium where she lived in North Carolina. In a previous announcement, the aquar

Cammie Staros's show gallops through time and examines traditional museum display methods through a critical, contemporary lens Cammie Staros, "Figlinum aquaticum," 2021. Ceramic, acrylic, wood, laminate, de-chlorinated water, aquatic filtration system, programmed grow light, aquarium soil, lace rock, quartz-veined basalt, aquatic plants (Dwarf Lily, Eusteralis Stellata, Ludwigia Repens). Cammie Staros/Shulamit Nazarian, Los Angeles PROVIDENCE — There's a popular meme about men who think about the Roman Empire every day. Classical Greece and Rome were progenitors of Western civilization, and western society has woven dense nets of meaning from the traces those ancient cultures left behind. Los Angeles artist Cammie Staros pulls apart some of those nets in "Unearthing the Sky," a meaty show at Providence College Galleries organized by former interim director Kate McNamara. The exhibition spirals through time, linking traditional museum display methods, longst

The live eel might be the best way to hook your next personal best from the surf. Over the last decade, eel-slingers have been stigmatized, do they deserve it? Surfcasting has done a lot of evolving over the last two decades; it's actually mind-blowing to see how surfcasters have gone from what might have been described as the MacGyver's of the angling world to whatever you want to call us today. Where we used to load Red Fins and repaint 20-year-old plugs, we now shell out three times the value of a Red Fin for a retrofitted version, thru-wired and loaded with foam. And most of us wouldn't dream of repainting a wooden plug for fear of destroying its value. Something else that has repeatedly found its neck on the guillotine is the concept of throwing eels. I hate to be one of those 'back in my day' kind of guys, but when I started surfcasting, everyone threw eels and it was an accepted fact that live eels were the fastest route to catching your next 'per