The type of eel-like fish, which recently went on display in Canada, is a fascinating denizen of the deep sea. The museum’s specimen was caught ten years ago in Queen Charlotte Sound (map), off ...

In a new study, researchers led by Juliette Tariel-Adam of Macquarie University document the first video-confirmed cases of tool use in five species of New World Halichoeres wrasses. These rainbow ...

The study documented 16 new observations across five species within the New World Halichoeres group. Three of those species had never been seen using tools before. Two others were suspected to use ...

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The cold regions of the Pacific are awash in biodiversity, but not usually in color. At least we have the vermilion rockfish (Sebastes miniatus), a resident of California’s rocky offshore reefs that ...

Photo by Erwin Mascariñas/Rappler Unlike other areas in Siargao, Halian’s preferred species for dried fish is the Sweetlip emperor or Trumpet emperor (Lethrinus miniatus), also known as ...

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Three fish species that live in the Laccadive Sea, off the southwest corner of the Indian coast, are capable of using tools, we recently found. Our study was published in the journal Coral Reefs ...

The new species Tailspot Wrasse is also known as Halichoeres Sanchezi in honor of marine scientist Carlos Armando Sanchez, who discovered the first specimen. The Tailspot Wrasse has vibrant colors ...

Two females of the newly discovered species, Halichoeres sanchezi or the tailspot wrasse. The males are larger and have different coloration. Credit: Allison & Carlos via https://today.ucsd.edu ...

Named the Halichoeres sanchezi, or the tailspot wrasse, the colorful species were found living among volcanic rubble in the waters surrounding the Revillagigedo Archipelago — an island system ...