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Fish species thought to be extinct for 85 years rediscovered

Researchers have rediscovered a rare fish species presumed to be extinct after it was not seen for more than eight decades.

New York Post on MSN · 17h

Chel snakehead, fish species believed to be extinct, spotted in India after 85 years

This find is making fish-tory. A rare fish species thought to have gone extinct in the early 20th century was recorded three times in 2024 by researchers in India, according to a newly published journal.

Daily Galaxy on MSN · 1d

After 85 Years, a Fish Thought to Be Extinct Has Been Rediscovered in Remote River

The Chel snakehead (Channa amphibeus), a fish species believed to have vanished for over eight decades, has been rediscovered in the Himalayan region of India, bringing an unexpected twist to the world of wildlife conservation.

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‘Armored’ river creature found in pet aquariums worldwide turns out to be new species

In a river of northeastern Brazil, an “armored” creature with “large” eyes paused to rest against a rock. The maze-like ...

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Researchers uncover new information about fish that may affect what seafood is available at grocery stores — here's what you need to know

"Often, these risks vs. benefits are looked at in siloes." Researchers uncover new information about fish that may affect what seafood is available at grocery stores — here's what you need to know ...

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Colorado biologists caught 3 rare Colorado fish. What does that mean for the future of the critically endangered species?

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists were conducting a routine fish survey on the Colorado River when they made an ...

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Discover the joy of river fishing: it's affordable, accessible and rewarding

with a rod length of five to six feet being manageable and perfect for small to medium-sized fish. A monofilament or braided line with an 8-10lb strength works well for common river species.

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'Predatory, opportunistic' Chesapeake Channa depleting Maryland fish populations

A new study by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources confirms the negative impact Chesapeake Channa has on other fish ...

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