The invasive northern snakehead, which has recently been appearing in Missouri and other states, must be eradicated, officials say.

The fish can also breathe air, allowing them to survive for several days out of water if their skin stays moist.

However, snakeheads can also use their gills to respire underwater, which they often do in the winter months. In summer, and in warmer conditions—which necessitates more oxygen—the fish solely ...

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The northern snakehead, a dangerous fish from Asia, spreads across America. It threatens local fish and wildlife. First seen in Maryland, it now appears in Missouri and New York. This fish ...

30, 2019 3:28 p.m. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission confirmed Monday that an invasive species, the northern snakehead fish, was recently caught in the Monongahela River. It is the first ...

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The Missouri Department of Conservation advises anglers to report captures of the invasive northern snakehead fish, which ...

MDC advised anglers to do the following if they catch the fish: “Northern snakehead fish are highly invasive and could reduce populations of the sportfish Missourians love to catch ...

Conservationists are telling anglers to cut the head off a predatory, reptile-looking fish that can breathe air if they find one. The northern snakehead is an invasive fish species with a fitting ...