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Posted December 07, 2019 06:30:00 Photo: Erin Lake from the NSW DPI is looking for the elusive Kangaroo River perch. (ABC Illawarra: Justin Huntsdale) A search is underway in southern New South Wales waterways to…
Posted December 06, 2019 09:53:42 Photo: Marine biologist Richard Fitzpatrick describes whale sharks as the “ultimate oceanographers”. (Supplied: Ron and Valerie Taylor) The whale shark may be the world’s largest fish but, according to marine…
The Murray-Darling Basin Authority has warned of more mass fish deaths and blue-green algae events throughout the Murray-Darling River system as the peak group representing First Nations issued a plea for the states to stick…
Researchers have used the sounds of healthy reefs to entice fish back to areas where coral has been wiped out on the Great Barrier Reef. Key points: Fish numbers doubled and species increased by 50…
Posted December 03, 2019 06:44:37 Photo: Holidays to the beach can be stressful for Alexandra Geelan because of her phobia of fish. (Supplied: Alexandra Geelan) Brisbane commercial lawyer Alexandra Geelan is so afraid of fish,…
Playing sounds of a healthy coral reef can attract fish back to reefs that have become degraded and abandoned, researchers have found. Global heating together with factors such as pollution are causing widespread damage to…
Updated November 24, 2019 18:16:41 Photo: One of the large pumps installed to create turbulence in the Darling River at Menindee. (ABC Broken Hill: Gayle Ball) Efforts are underway in Menindee, in far-west New South…
Posted November 22, 2019 06:36:38 Photo: Wildlife that consume contaminated prey could also be impacted by pharmaceuticals. (Supplied: David Rennie) Researchers at Monash University have found the behaviour of fish can change if they ingest…
It’s 9am on a Monday morning in east London, and outside the wind and rain are crashing and bashing. Inside, a 31-year-old Australian chef called Josh Niland paces the floor impatiently waiting for a fish…