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Secret ocean rule: For 400 years, these villagers protected fish with ancient technique; Now scientists say it could help save world's dying coral reefs

Secret ocean rule: Eastern Indonesian coastal communities have long practiced sasi, a traditional ocean management system where areas are temporarily closed for fishing and harvesting. This centuries-old practice, rooted in local culture, allows marine life to recover, mirroring modern conservation principles. As coral reefs face unprecedented pressure, sasi is experiencing…

The Economic Times

‘Sold down the river’: The Cornish fishermen betrayed by Brexit

EUROPE: THE WAY BACK: A decade on from the EU referendum, Alex Ross visits Cornwall to discover a fishing industry still reeling from a betrayal by the Leave campaign

The Independent UK

Ohio residents keep finding mysterious round rocks in their backyards; they're actually 360-million-year-old fossils in disguise

If you live in Ohio and have ever spotted a strangely round, heavy rock in your garden or along a creek bed, one that looks too smooth and too symmetrical to belong there, you are not imagining things. Residents across the state, particularly around Columbus, have been puzzling over these…

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Alaska’s rivers are turning rust-orange and scientists say the cause has been frozen for thousands of years

On a late-summer flight over northern Alaska’s Brooks Range, stretches of river that should look like glass suddenly appear stained the colour of iron oxide. From above, they resemble rust spreading through a cracked engine block. On the ground, the change is even more unsettling: clear tributaries turning opaque orange…

The Times of India

Varanasi to shift meat, fish and poultry shops out of city to these five locations before Sawan month

Varanasi meat and fish ban news: Varanasi Municipal Corporation plans to relocate hundreds of meat, fish, and poultry shops outside city limits before the Sawan month. While supporters cite religious identity, residents and traders voice concerns over convenience, access, and potential loss of livelihoods. The move aims to reduce disruptions…

The Economic Times

Jail for serial swindler caught literally catfishing

A Facebook marketplace menace who baited a water creature enthusiast with fake catfish is now on the hook himself.

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Summer has another flavor

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115 Photos And Facts That Showcase Just How Incredible Our World Really Is

When thinking of wonders, minds drift to cosmic nebulae, deep-sea trenches, or ancient ruins. But the world is made up of much more rare and magical creatures, landscapes, and architectural marvels. For example, did you know that there is a jellyfish called the Psychedelic Medusa? Or that there is a…

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Men not needed! Scientists have found an all-female species that's been cloning itself for the last 100,000 years

The Amazon molly, an all-female fish, has defied evolutionary expectations by surviving for 100,000 years without males. This remarkable species reproduces through gynogenesis, essentially cloning itself. Recent research suggests a powerful gene conversion mechanism allows it to repair harmful mutations, ensuring its continued survival and challenging long-held theories about reproduction.

The Economic Times

EU proposes new sanctions on Russian oil, 'shadow fleet', fisheries and soldiers

The new package of sanctions is intended to delay a scheduled review of the price cap on Russian oil, which has surged following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, to avoid granting Moscow economic relief.

Euronews

The Galápagos is a wildlife haven. But is that enough to protect the rare scalloped hammerhead shark?

The species is abundant within the protected archipelago but when they migrate outside the marine reserve to give birth they run the gauntlet of industrial fishing

The Guardian - UK

How Porto’s gritty, industrial neighbour became a cool coastal hotspot

Matosinhos was built on fish, but today its retro seafood restaurants and canneries sit alongside great art spaces, museums and landmark architecture

The Guardian - UK

Kerala's annual trawling ban to begin from Tuesday midnight

Kerala's annual trawling ban commences Tuesday midnight, extending until July 31. This measure aims to safeguard marine resources during the crucial fish breeding season. Only traditional fishing craft will be permitted. Authorities have directed out-of-state boats to leave Kerala waters. Control rooms are operational to assist fishermen and coordinate emergency…

The Economic Times

Ping-pong sponges, ‘black smokers’ and floating somethings: the secrets of the deep sea

The long read: The bottom of the ocean has barely been explored, but every journey to the deep reveals wondrous new lifeforms. As underwater mining gains momentum, we risk destroying one of the Earth’s last great wildernesses

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The Independent UK

Great White shark filmed in the Mediterranean for the first time by stunned divers

Healthy Seas is calling on governments and the fishing industry to reduce the number of nets being abandoned

The Conversation

River wildlife moves freely once dams are removed – but so too can invasive species

Almost a quarter of all freshwater species are threatened with extinction. The removal of human-made barriers from rivers, such as dams and weirs, is a popular way to restore water flow and sediment transport to its natural state and allow fish and other aquatic wildlife to move more freely.

The Guardian - US

Arizona lake closes indefinitely to visitors after all of its fish die

Wildlife department says drought conditions and water released from dam led to ‘major fish kill’ at San Carlos Lake

Bangkok Post

Boat captain’s makeshift fish‑viewing technique for reluctant tourist

KRABI — A boat captain improvised a way for a tourist who was reluctant to dive to see fish by having their head submerged, in a video that initially led viewers to mistake the scene for a rescue.

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The Guardian - UK

Giving guitarfish a chance: one man’s mission to persuade fishers to farm giant snails instead

Marine biologist Issah Seidu has found a way for Ghana’s fishing communities to earn a living – and help protect the ancient and critically endangered fish species

Louder

Watch 90 minutes of previously unreleased, high-quality, pro-shot footage from Marillion's Clutching At Straws tour

The rare footage comes from Marillion's headline set at the Lesyin Festival in Switzerland in July 1987

Euronews

Divers made the first video ever of this shark in the Med - then got back to work on the real threat

Volunteer divers had the astonishing encounter while retrieving abandoned fishing nets from a shipwreck.

AAP

Third fatal shark attack in a month sparks warnings

Three spearfishers have died in shark attacks in just 21 days as an expert warns of the risks involved in the activity.

The Independent UK

Arizona lake forced to close after ‘significant fish kill event’

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The Guardian - AU

The fight to save Australia’s ‘incredibly captivating’ endangered spiny crayfish

Global heating is destroying creeks the crayfish call home. They’re the canary in the coalmine for other species living in the delicate ecosystems

The Independent UK

The fish carcasses may pose health risks to visitors, wildlife officials said

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