Ateneo biologists have confirmed the presence of the invasive tinfoil barb (Barbonymus schwanefeldii) in Laguna de Bay, ...

A striking, silver-colored fish commonly kept as an aquarium pet has been hiding in plain sight in the Philippines' largest ...

Lake Sampaloc in the Philippines is experiencing something of a gold rush because of an invasive species. The sight of golden-specked cichlids is increasingly common in the water after the fish ...

A striking, silver-colored fish commonly kept as an aquarium pet has been hiding in plain sight in the Philippines’ largest ...

New research shows that an invasive fish species might be affecting the size of native trout in Canadian lakes. According to CBC News, lake trout in northern Ontario have been smaller in size in ...

For example, the Asian longhorned tick targets animals, but bites on humans have been confirmed. ... For aquatic species, dispose of invasive fish on shore away from bodies of water.

If you see it, kill it. An invasive fish species is harming the Mississippi ecosystem, and you can help stop it. Northern snakeheads (channa argus) are native to East Asia. They've been confirmed ...

Florida ranks No. 1 for invasive species in the continental United States with more than 500 species of problematic animals, birds, plants, and fish. Thanks to its subtropical climate, wildlife ...

Obviously, there is a gradient in how impactful an invasive species is. For example, ... 119 anglers removed 4,850 invasive fish from 12 different species, totaling over 2,370 pounds.

For example, non-native trout that have been stocked in historically fish-less lakes in western North America have caused declines in native frogs that have evolved without pressure to adapt to ...

For aquatic species, dispose of invasive fish on shore away from bodies of water. Only use live bait from the body of water in which you are fishing, otherwise you risk spreading the species.

For aquatic species, dispose of invasive fish on shore away from bodies of water. Only use live bait from the body of water in which you are fishing, otherwise you risk spreading the species.