It’s not too late to stop a bass invasion in the Colorado River By Ben Goldfarb / High Country News / Oct 19, 2023
Sea the beauty of the world’s oceans with these 12 award-worthy photos By PopSci Staff / Sep 22, 2023
Plastic fishing gear brings in a better catch, but there’s a big tradeoff By Alastair Bland/Hakai Magazine / Sep 16, 2023
The world’s first 3D-printed salmon is hitting store shelves, and it looks kind of good By Andrew Paul / Sep 15, 2023
How an internet sleuth rekindled hope for the survival of the clown wedgefish By Brian Howey/Hakai Magazine / Sep 8, 2023
Florida’s aquatic animals prepare early for storms like Hurricane Idalia By Helen Bradshaw / Aug 30, 2023
The heroic effort to save Florida’s coral reef from a historic heatwave By Michael Childress/The Conversation / Aug 18, 2023
As oceans become more acidic, creatures could struggle to smell By Ethan Freedman/Hakai Magazine / Aug 5, 2023
The key to bringing deep sea samples up to the coast? An underwater freezer. By Annie Roth / Hakai Magazine / Jul 22, 2023
No guts left behind: Iceland’s quest to repurpose fish waste By Lela Nargi/Hakai Magazine / Jul 19, 2023
Beer’s pungent scent could help salmon find their way home By Ben Goldfarb/Hakai Magazine / Jul 12, 2023
Humans are dangerous predators because we love collecting weird animals By Emily Harwitz / Hakai Magazine / Jul 4, 2023
Fish are thriving near marine protected areas—and so are coastal communities By Laura Baisas / Jun 22, 2023
Lionfish are now threatening ecosystems and livelihoods in Brazil By Osmar J. Luiz/The Conversation / Jun 5, 2023
These species were discovered in museum collections. They might already be extinct. By Katarina Zimmer / Undark / Jun 4, 2023
A fish-kill mystery in a remote Alaska village takes a toxic turn By Saima Sidik/Hakai Magazine / May 7, 2023
Turf wars between whales and crabbers have increased due to climate change By Jesse Kathan / Hakai Magazine / Apr 19, 2023
The UN’s first high seas treaty could help dwindling Pacific salmon By Sarah Trent / High Country News / Apr 18, 2023
Baby cod seem to be drawn to the lullaby of wind turbines By Emily Harwitz / Hakai Magazine / Apr 15, 2023
Rainbow trout are vulnerable to viruses—and microplastics make them even sicker By Elise Cutts/Hakai Magazine / Apr 10, 2023
A warming climate is driving salmon to switch streams By Lesley Evans Ogden/Knowable Magazine / Apr 8, 2023
A tiny fish is more genetically diverse than we thought. Here’s why that matters. By Brian Owens / Hakai Magazine / Mar 7, 2023
A gator-faced fish shaped like a torpedo stalked rivers 360 million years ago By Laura Baisas / Feb 23, 2023
An open-source project makes it easier to spot rare fish eggs By Annie Roth / Hakai Magazine / Feb 17, 2023
Millions of dead crabs ended up in the deep sea. Scientists still aren’t sure why. By Fanni Szakal / Hakai Magazine / Feb 10, 2023
What to do when your fishing lure hooks a bird, otter—or gator By Joe Cermele/Field & Stream / Jan 30, 2023
Plastic, pollution, and prescription drugs are making fish act erratically By Doug Johnson/Undark / Jan 20, 2023
Invasive rats are making some reef fish more peaceful, and that’s bad, actually By Laura Baisas / Jan 6, 2023
A primitive part of the zebrafish brain helps them find their way home By Laura Baisas / Dec 22, 2022
How kelp farming is helping revive the economy and ecology of a Long Island bay By Iris M. Crawford / Nexus Media / Nov 18, 2022