Bet you terrestrial-centric bigots didn't realize it, but today just so happens to be Fish Amnesty Day, which is billed as "a day to recognize fish as living animals with rights and in need of protection just the same as other vertebrates.” » 9/28/13 5:00pm 9/28/13 5:00pm

Summer is full of the sorts of hidden dangers that come with being drunk and out in the hot sun for longer than usual. You could fall asleep in a wading pool and be urinated upon by your neighbor’s dog. A shark could attack you while you’re flipping around on your boogie board like a dying seal. You could wear a really … » 8/11/13 4:00pm 8/11/13 4:00pm

What happened to the Discovery Channel? Is the demand for majestic wildebeest documentaries really that low, or is the demand for reality shows featuring naked white people pooping outdoors in exotic locations really that high? It must be, otherwise we wouldn't be getting such a robust lineup of naked survivalist… » 4/07/13 5:30pm 4/07/13 5:30pm

Ugh, mating season. So much pressure to deposit your sperms in the fittest female's genital opening, amirite?!?!? Are you a dude-fish having no luck with the fly honeys in your area? Well, it might be because you're focusing too much on the ladies, and not enough on nipping erotically at the gennies of your bros.… » 12/13/12 12:55pm 12/13/12 12:55pm

Um! If any girlfish are reading this, please beware when you come across male freshwater llanos mosquitofish, otherwise known as Gambusia quadruncus. The evolution of the females of this Mexican species has given them a large ball of tissue that blocks most of their genital canal in order to allow them to keep away the … » 9/29/12 2:40pm 9/29/12 2:40pm

Out of all the foods that could be full of neurotoxins and dolphin ghosts—why does it always have to be tuna? Delicious, delicious tuna. Tuna is a wonder-food that comes either in a can or in a fish. The canned kind is cheap, and is where tuna melts come from, which makes it a national treasure. The fish kind is… » 9/20/12 4:00pm 9/20/12 4:00pm

Before pressing play on the above video, do yourself a favor and take a moment to think about it. You could go the rest of your life having never seen a tank of wriggling fish that happen to look like detached, bloated and reanimated human penises. Would this be such a bad thing? Maybe not! Instead of watching the… » 7/18/12 3:40pm 7/18/12 3:40pm

This sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but, alas, it is real: There are now radioactive Bluefin tuna swimming off the shores of the United States. How did they get that way? It happened as a result of the nuclear disaster at the Fukushima Dai-ichi reactors that was set off after the huge earthquake in Japan… » 5/28/12 11:55pm 5/28/12 11:55pm

Bold move, kitty! And definitely the best way to cut out the middleman and go straight to the source for delicious fish. » 2/28/12 1:20pm 2/28/12 1:20pm

A new study shows that eating fatty fish like salmon, mackerel, cod, and herring can cut heart attack and stroke risk in young women, even if their intake doesn't reach recommended daily levels. You've probably already heard that fish is good for your heart, but most studies focused on men or older women, so it's good… » 12/06/11 1:50pm 12/06/11 1:50pm

Scientists have discovered a "series of epidermal outgrowths" on the upper lips of male Mexican molly fish are, "a previously unrecognized sexually selected trait" — It seems female mollies prefer males with mustaches. [PhysOrg via Newser] » 6/30/10 6:20pm 6/30/10 6:20pm

Japanese scientists have developed a see-through goldfish, which they say provides an alternative to dissection. The fish can live up to 20 years, and one scientist said "you can watch its whole life" through its translucent skin. [Daily Mail] » 12/30/09 9:45am 12/30/09 9:45am

[Munich, December 23. Image via Getty.] » 12/24/09 1:15pm 12/24/09 1:15pm

Secretary of State Lorraine Cortes-Vazquez has announced plans to ban fish pedicures in New York. She calls the practice - in which carp feed on the dead skin of customers' feet - unsanitary. We call it gross and unnecessary. [NYPost] » 10/13/09 9:20am 10/13/09 9:20am