With over 4,000 distinct species of snakes on the planet, it makes sense that some have adapted to overcome their limited mobility compared to their nimble prey, such as rats and rabbits. These ...

Our human senses have evolved over millions of years to detect information important to our survival. Through a sense of ...

The fabrication, characterization, and gas sensor application of a hollow core photonic bandgap fiber (HC-PBGF) with laser drilled lateral microchannels will be described. The HC-PBGF was tailor-made ...

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office said its search & rescue team was able to save a Great Blue Heron that was tangled in fishing line over the weekend. According to the OCSO, they were called to ...

Sporadic rain on a sunny day didn't keep about 50 younglings from coming out to Williamson Lake Sunday, June 15, to cast a rod with their families at an annual Father's Day fish. Hosted by the ...

Kuncher regularly picks up discarded fishing line and other items on walks at the park. “I’m a former fisherman, and it’s sad,” said her husband, Kevin Kuncher.

“There is no way the bird was going to get out of there,” SSRT Lt. Brian Burwell said. “The fishing line was wrapped multiple times around its wings and there was no way it was getting loose ...

While the weekend allows for fishing without a license, it is important to note that not all species are included. Licenses are still required for shellfish, salmon, steelhead, sturgeon, and halibut.

Fish cell lines as a tool for the ecotoxicity assessment and ranking of engineered nanomaterials. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology2017,90, 297-307. DOI: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2017.09.029. Niksa Odzak, ...

The Plymouth Fish Finger project, which uses by-catch species from local fishing vessels under 10 meters, has completed its pilot phase with successful taste-testing among students.

Small-scale fishing, with its low ecological impact, selective methods and knowledge passed down through generations, is a model of sustainability. This is a ‘blue economy’ that respects life.

Every week since last summer, Martin Darby makes the trip from his residence in Laurel, Maryland to the District to purchase fish, not from a farmer’s or seafood market, or a carryout but from ...