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About 90kg of dead fish removed from Walsall canal after sodium cyanide leak

Environmental charity fears ‘the aquatic ecosystem will have been devastated or lost’ after chemical spill last week

The Guardian - UK

How fly fishing strengthens our connection with wildlife and fosters conservation efforts

Whether it’s to reset our mental health or simply to take time out from the hurly-burly of work and urban life, many of us head for oceans and rivers to enjoy their restorative capacities.

The Conversation

Whale knocks fisherman unconscious with a tail slap to the face

A witness likened the blow to getting hit by Mike Tyson, saying it was an incredible force. Official calls the encounter "extremely rare."

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Homes evacuated and family in hospital after 'coral in fish tank releases toxic gas' in east London

A father told how he accidentally caused palytoxin to be released by cutting back coral in a fish tank

Evening Standard

Fish thieves not welcome: Galicians coin term for stereotypical Madrid tourist

As madrileños head for the cooler Atlantic coast, those in the north have given them an unflattering nickname

The Guardian - UK

Connor Cruise Celebrates Friends' Birthdays With Big Fishing Catch

Connor Cruise, son of Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, shares rare glimpse into personal life. Kidman emphasizes privacy and unconditional love for children.

Top News

Britain is obsessed with cod, haddock, salmon and tuna. Could the Plymouth fish finger help change tastes?

Locally caught species that are usually discarded or used as bait will star in a sustainable new food scheme – and local schoolchildren are on board

The Guardian - UK

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Helldivers 2 hackers get their "pet fish summarily executed," while a new Major Order sends us back to fight the bots that mutineers ignored

Arrowhead contends with cheaters and rebels

GamesRadar

Six great summer barbecue recipes: from grilled mussels to chicken – and peach melba

Three experts share their tips for the best results and some of their favourite recipes

The Guardian - UK

Jin Hao Li: Swimming in a Submarine review – soothing meets unsettling in fringe comedy debut

The standup weaves real-world experiences of racism with whimsy about angler fish and joining the yakuza

The Guardian - UK

After Helldivers 2 cheaters undercut its latest Major Order by turning in millions of bug bits at once, Arrowhead canceled the whole thing with an in-universe justification: 'The ones submitting false samples have had their pet fish summarily executed'

A bit harsh, but sometimes that's what it takes.

PC Gamer

Best caviar in the world for opulent feasting

Caviar, crème fraiche and champagne for tea, anyone?

Evening Standard

‘They’re revered’: the secret society angling for the enigmatic mulloway in the heart of Melbourne

Members of this unofficial club are obsessed with catching a fish so elusive that it’s known as the silver ghost

The Guardian - AU

Largest animal genome sequenced — and just 1 chromosome is the size of the entire human genome

Scientists sequenced the largest known animal genome in a species of lungfish — ancient fish that breathe air.

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Scale back salmon to save rare fish, scientists say

Fresh scientific advise had urged the federal government to scale back or remove salmon farming from a remote harbour to save an endangered fish.

The Conversation

Aristotle, Aelian and the giant octopus: the earliest ‘citizen science’ goes back more than 2,000 years

If we want to research a subject, how do we do it? We could read about it in books or do experiments in a lab. Or another way is to find people who know something about it and ask them.

The Independent UK

Scientists stumped as rare deep sea ‘doomsday serpent’ found in California

The fish have a mythical reputation as predictors of natural disasters or earthquakes

The Conversation

Nigeria’s Niger delta biohazards – high radioactive levels detected in new study

The Niger Delta, in southern Nigeria, is one of the most significant oil-producing regions in the world. It spans over 70,000 square kilometres and is also an area of great biodiversity, including mangroves, swamps and rainforests. However, the region has been plagued by severe environmental pollution for decades, primarily due…

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The Guardian - AU

Salmon industry in key Tasmanian location should be cut to save Maugean skate, scientists advise government

Exclusive: Fish farms in Macquarie Harbour are the greatest threat to survival of ancient ray-like species, scientists advising Australian government find

Capital & Main

A Georgia Mining Project Could Lead to a Legal Showdown Between the Feds and State Officials

The titanium mining project threatens Okefenokee wildlife refuge, a habitat for rare and endangered species, opponents say.

The Independent UK

The paint is dry on Banksy's animal-themed street art that appeared across London over 9 days

On the 10th day, after creating the mountain goat, elephants, pelicans, a rhinoceros and a gorilla, among other animals, Banksy rested

The Guardian - UK

How to make the perfect chermoula fish – recipe

This flavour bomb of fresh herbs, garlic, olive oil and lemon works as a rub, marinade or condiment. Here’s how to get it spot on

Evening Standard

Cyanide spilling into West Midlands canal sees 'major incident' declared as dead fish spotted

People are being warned to stay away from the canal for fear of serious health risks

The Conversation

Earth’s oldest, tiniest creatures are poised to be climate change winners – and the repercussions could be huge

The world’s oceans are home to microscopic organisms invisible to the human eye. The tiny creatures, known as “prokaryotes”, comprise 30% of life in the world’s oceans.

The Independent UK

Game of inches: Lobster fishermen say tiny change in legal sizes could disrupt imperiled industry

Fishing regulators are instituting a new rule that lobster fishermen must abide by stricter minimum sizes for the crustaceans they harvest

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