ichthyology
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Not to Alarm Anyone, but Scientists Taught Goldfish to Drive
A bizarre experiment from Israel suggests goldfish are capable of navigating environments far removed from their natural habitats.
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Sharks of the Corn’s Trailer Is Propelled by Ultra Low-Budget Goofballery
From SRS Cinema, the distributor behind such titles as Dune World, Amityville Shark House, and Zillafoot (combining the powers of Godzilla and Bigfoot) comes another title seemingly assembled from Mad Libs and somebody’s (literally, in this case) corny sense of humour: Sharks of the Corn.
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Sharks With Weird Sores and Lesions Have Appeared at a Popular Malaysian Dive Spot
Calling all dermatologists. There are some hot sharks who need you. Marine biologists say that warming oceans could be responsible for a mystery skin affliction that is taking a toll on sharks off the coast of Malaysia.
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The World Has Lost 70% of Its Sharks in 50 Years
Sharks are doing really badly, according to a new report. The study, put together by the Global Shark Trends Project and published in Nature on Wednesday, found that the number of sharks and rays in the world’s oceans has fallen by more than 70% since 1970.