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Huge fish die-offs in California and Minnesota. What's happening?

What fish has fangs, no scales, and eats its own species?

A file photo of a Florida manatee in the clear waters of Three Sisters Springs, in the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge in March 1999. Manatees can weigh more than 1,000 pounds and grow to 10 feet long.

Florida manatees find warmth at power plants. They may need a new solution.

When is a fish like an incriminating document? Supreme Court will decide.

Squid invasions signal changes in the Pacific Ocean

Can your pet fish recognize your face? Why scientists say, yes.

鈥楢s Panamanian as you can get.鈥� How dim sum became a national treasure.

New fish species found identified in 2 N. Idaho rivers

Fish stew, French style

Troubled waters: Why a clash over crustaceans is roiling Canada

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