The Fish That Fight Terror
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TINY fish are being deployed to protect New York's water supply from a toxic terrorism attack.   Groups of three-inch bluegill fish have been been put in special aquariums in the city's reservoirs.
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By LEE TOLLIVER,  It's wahoo time.  The offshore waters of Virginia and North Carolina have been teeming with wahoo - long, slender, toothy critters that resemble a barracuda on steroids.
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AMAZULU GAME RESERVE, South Africa  - They are  voracious predators that make scores of kills each night, many  are brilliantly colored and few creatures can match them for  raw agility and prowess.
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By John Ritter  SAN FRANCISCO -- One of the latest weapons in the war on terrorism is the common bluegill, a freshwater fish found in lakes and streams across the USA.
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A new London restaurant has worked hard to offer fish that is legally caught and not overexploited, but it does not come cheap.
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The FDA alert has made aficionados of raw fish nervous. Here's how to navigate through a newly anxious marketplace
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By Craig Brown  A MOMENT captured in time: Having spied its prey, an osprey dives in and wrenches a brown trout struggling from the water.
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By Randolph E. Schmid  SAN FRANCISCO  --  With declining catches close to shore, commercial fishing is turning to deeper waters, threatening species that live in the cold and gloom of the deep oceans, according to researchers.
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There are more species of venomous fish&#151;some 1,200&#151;than all other venomous vertebrates combined, new research suggests.
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An anxious search Tuesday of a Chicago harbor turned up no more northern snakeheads, a voracious alien fish that can devastate freshwater ecosystems by gobbling up food and native fish.
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It is trying to protect its world-famous bounty of fish with marine protected areas.
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By Associated Press  Stingrays are strange-looking but normally shy creatures whose defenses include poisonous, serrated barbs in their tails.
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By JOHN FLESHER TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - It hardly seems fair, but new research suggests that water creatures nimble enough to avoid being gobbled up by predators may harm their species more than help.
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Bite your tongue, Jaws. This prehistoric sea predator packed the most powerful bite of any fish ever&#151;strong enough to shear a shark in half, scientists say.
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A white shark in captivity could offer new insights on the mysterious and feared creature.
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By MARY MURTAGH  MEET Phoenix, the miracle conger eel that survived an aquarium inferno.   It was the only survivor of a blaze at Liverpool's Wavertree Nook aquarium in February.   Thousands of fish perished in the fire but Phoenix clung on to life against all the odds.
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The hagfish is a bottom feeder so repulsive it had a cameo on TV's "Fear Factor." It slimes its enemies, has rows of teeth on its tongue, and feeds on the innards of rotting fish by penetrating any orifice. But cooked and served on a plate, it is considered an aphrodisiac in South Korea.