Invasive species are costing North America billions. The most delicious solution? Hunt them, cook them, eat them.

The sea otter in this amazing video clip is making the cutest trade! In the video, the sea otter offers a fisherman a pebble in exchange for a fish, securing a fantastic deal. This behavior requires ...

Prepare your pond for a healthy spring season with this guide on habitat, fish species, and local stocking events.

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The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has confirmed a species of black carp is in the state. The invasive fish ...

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Sri Lanka’s extraordinary biodiversity — spanning everything from ants in home gardens to blue whales in its surrounding oceans — took centre stage at Thursday’s public lecture that highlighted the ...

"He's actually doing the environment a favor and also making a bomb meal." Man urges people to eat 'chicken of the trees' ...

YANN SCHREIBER YANN SCHREIBER/AFP via If you’ve ever had feral hogs rip through your favorite hunting land or pulled a snakehead out of a waterway where it had no business being, you already know the ...

Over 30 years ago, otters were reintroduced to Indiana, but they've never been documented at Eagle Creek Park. Until now.

Can you guess which aquatic mammal has the largest brain ever recorded? Let's find out more about this ocean giant together.