German officials have banned swimmers from Eichbaum Lake while studying the link between fish death and public urination.
Note: not all pinkish food products with scary-sounding names are created equal.
Are cats or dogs better? The Internet weighs in. Plus: breaking news in fish communication.
You can earn some big bucks if you manage to hook one of Maryland’s fishzillas.
Wednesday’s links look back at history and ponder the future.
Created so us average folk can appreciate the power—and violence—of sharks, Discovery Channel’s annual Shark Week celebration starts July 31.
For an island nation whose seafood industry has already been severely crippled, this is just another piece of bad news.
When it comes to mass animal death in 2011, birds do it, fish do it, and now even cows do it. For a number of Christian theologians, it’s enough to suggest the end of days is near.
A behemoth bluefin tuna sold for a record 32.49 million yen — or about $396,000 — in Tokyo’s famed Tsukiji fish market on Wednesday, smashing the 2001 record when a bluefin auctioned for 20.2 million. (via Ecocentric)
Because right now in Egypt, it’s definitely not safe to go in the water.
