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Indigenous people sustainably harvested oysters for thousands of years before European colonisation, study finds

Oyster fisheries in Australia and the US were managed for up to thousands of years before colonisation without widespread collapse, a new study indicates.

ABC News

Watch: Exotic sea creature washes ashore alive, baffles beachgoer

A beachgoer was baffled upon discovering a serpent-like fish in the surf, saying it felt like a shark but looked like “a dolphin thing.”

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cakes & Ale is closing in Mumbles just weeks after its owners expanded

Sister business Fishcakes & Ale opened just a few weeks ago but the owner said 'trading conditions over the past two years have been extremely difficult'

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Leeds nightclub to host kids' rave for children under 8 - and it sounds amazing

Cargo, a nightclub on Albion Street in Leeds will host the 'Big Fish Little Fish' family rave this month

Leeds Live

Lori Borgman: The best and hardest job you may ever have

It was C day in kindergarten recently. C being for career, kids came dressed as the career they wanted to have when they grew up.

Tribune News Service

Catching bigger northern pike: A progression to Fish of the Week

Bruce Caruso found active northern pike on southern Lake Michigan and earned Fish of the Week.

Chicago Sun-Times

Satellites over the Amazon capture the choking of the ‘house of God’ by the Belo Monte Dam – they can help find solutions, too

The Xingu River is revered as the “house of God” by the Indigenous people living along its Volte Grande, or Big Bend, in the Brazilian Amazon. The river is essential to their culture and religion, and a crucial source of fish, transportation and water for trees and plants.

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Fishermen focus on landing sashimi quality tuna

Fisher turned entrepreneur M Muthu Vel of Puducherry has trained the fishing community to land high quality Tuna, which now fetches record prices

The Hindu

Five dishes from around the world to try this week

Emily Weinstein has been perfecting her milanese; plus four other recommendations for weeknight dinners

The Independent UK

The tale of Lake Victoria's 'Saviour Fish'

On an island in Lake Victoria, Tanzania, fishermen are barely eking out a living, where a crisis due to a combination of factors, including climate change and overfishing, has changed the fabric of the community. Journalist Mark Weston spent two years living on Ukerewe Island and wrote The Saviour Fish,…

Radio France Internationale

Ukrainian-Thai boy, 8, wounded in suspected shark attack

PHUKET: An eight-year-old boy of mixed Thai and Ukrainian heritage was attacked by a big fish, possibly a shark, while playing in the sea off Kamala beach in Kathu district on Sunday, a rescue unit of the Kamala tambon administration organisation (TAO) reported.

Bangkok Post

Katy Perry shares secrets behind Little Mermaid transformation on American Idol

The pop singer wowed fans when she transformed into the iconic Disney Princess Ariel from The Little Mermaid for a Disney themed episode of American Idol – but it took a lot of effort to get into costume

Daily Mirror

'Lungs of the Mediterranean' at Risk

Under the Mediterranean waters off Tunisia, gently waving green seagrass meadows provide vital marine habitats for the fishing fleets and an erosion buffer for the beaches the tourism industry depends on. Even more importantly, seagrass is such a key store of carbon and producer of oxygen -- critical to slowing…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russian politician tells Brits to pray for 'moss-covered' Queen and claims fish and chips are from Russia

United Russia politician Andrey Isayev criticised the UK on state media channel Russia 1

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World-first women's fly fishing championships beckons Tasmanian trio

A world-first event is just weeks away for Tasmania's three best female fly fishers, who are heading to Norway to compete in the first-ever championships for women.

Daily Mirror

Putin's crony tells Brits to pray for 'moss-covered' Queen in bizarre rant on Russian TV

United Russia politician Andrey Isayev, 50, blasted the UK on popular state media channel Russia 1 on Friday - telling Brits to "pray for your moss-covered Queen" and claiming that fish and chips are a Russian invention

Newsroom.co.nz

Portrait: Son of Beansprout

Memoir of a boy in the wild

Liverpool Echo

Beloved family run aquarium 'desperate' to remain open despite setbacks

“It’s been almost 60 years as a family run business. We want to keep it going.”

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Tory failure to act has made Commons misogyny worse, says Keir Starmer

Labour leader says ‘fish rots from the head’ after resignation of Neil Parish for watching porn in parliament

The Independent UK

Minister blames long hours for MPs misbehaving as Starmer calls for culture change ‘from the top’

‘Fish rots from the head’: Labour leader says misbehaving MPs cannot hide behind excuse of work pressure and long hours

Daily Record

Scottish Government ban on Firth of Clyde 'ruining generations of business', fishermen say

An 11-week ban was implemented in February to protect cod stocks but it affected all boats in the area, not just larger trawlers

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bass angler lands gar that rivals record; ‘So rare to come by’

A Texas angler who was fishing for bass received the surprise of a lifetime recently after the fish that attacked his lure turned out to be a 58-inch longnose gar.

Daily Mirror

Mystery as hundreds of fish found dead in lake sparking water pollution concerns

Locals in Glasgow raised the alarm after spotting hundreds of dead fish at Hogganfield Loch sparking a probe by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency

Daily Record

Hundreds of fish found dead in Glasgow loch as SEPA launch investigation

Around 200 fish have been found dead in a Glasgow loch, leading SEPA to investigate.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow SEPA probe underway after around 200 fish found dead in Hogganfield Loch

The fish are believed to have come from a culvert that comes in to the loch from Frankfield Loch nearby. Environmental protection agency SEPA is currently investigating the incident.

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