You may have a fear in common with many first-time saltwater aquarists. You’re worried about going to bed at night with a ...

In the home, you might consider using an electric heater if only requiring short, targeted warmth but Bennett warns that these devices are “not so great for a constant heating source in a large ...

The beluga sturgeon is a large and long-lived species of freshwater fish native to the temperate waters of the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea. Although the beluga sturgeon shares its name with the more ...

It is a vivid yellow-coloured fish with distinctive black bands along their sides. These fish can grow up to 1 foot long and require at least 75 gallons to call their own. The tiger catfish can grow ...

Located in China, this aquarium holds 12.9 million gallons, featuring rare marine species and exciting underwater views. Situated in the USA, it houses over 10 million gallons of water and hosts ...

The next morning, the sunfish ate for the first time in about a week and has been steadily recovering, said Moe Miyazawa, an aquarist at the Kaikyokan aquarium in Shimonoseki. The large sunfish ...

In this photo released by Shimonoseki Marine Science Museum "Kaikyokan," a sunfish swims near cardboard cutouts of people in uniforms at Kaikyukan in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi prefecture, southern ...

The Department of Homeland Security has terminated all members of advisory committees, including one that has been investigating a major Chinese hack of large US telecom firms. "The Cyber Safety ...

The large sunfish arrived at the aquarium in February 2024 from the southern coast of Kochi in the Pacific Ocean. The sunfish, a member of the blowfish family known for its unique shape and big ...

Outdoor home surveillance camera footage from one residence showed a flash of light and recorded the boom. A large explosion was heard over multiple cities in the Salt Lake Valley early Wednesday ...

An aquarium in Japan is using cardboard cutouts ... Ocean sunfish in the open sea can grow staggeringly large and have frequently been mistaken for monsters or alien fish when washing ashore.