Rex Colubra and Elvis the smallmouth bass first became friends in 2021, and now the diver recognizes the fish by the animal's facial scar Averi Kremposky is an editorial intern at PEOPLE. She has been ...
Wild fish can recognize individual human divers, reveals new research. They use visual differences between divers to recognize a person who rewards them, say scientists. Divers at a research station ...
When people think of snorkeling or scuba diving, they typically picture warm, clear waters which beautiful conditions, filled with an array of colorful fish. Many people don’t think of the water ...
Scuba diver Rex Colubra says he befriended a smallmouth bass named Elvis in a Minnesota lake. Elvis has grown close to Colubra and lets him feed him crawfish, the diver said. Colubra said Elvis has ...
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University of Cambridge biologist Andrew Gillis studies the embryos of elephant fish, distant relatives of sharks with long, trunklike snouts. But how, exactly, do you get an elephant fish embryo? You ...
A tribe of Indonesian “fish people” have evolved extra-large spleens that enable them to free dive to incredible depths. The genetic change discovered in the Bajau tribe is the first known example of ...
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