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Sea Bass Name Debate: European Seabass, Branzino, or Loup de Mer

Sea Bass Name Debate: European Seabass, Branzino, or Loup de Mer

Sea bass is a fish known by many names, and the debate over its proper name highlights the rich tapestry of linguistic and cultural differences. In...

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Gulf of Mexico Marine Life Still Recovering from BP Oil Spill

Gulf of Mexico Marine Life Still Recovering from BP Oil Spill

The Gulf of Mexico marine life has still not fully recovered from the 2010 BP oil spill, according to a new study. The Deepwater Horizon disaster, ...

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Fresh Herring and the Proper British Name for Sea Bass

Fresh Herring and the Proper British Name for Sea Bass

Fresh herring and the proper British name for sea bass are at the heart of a lively debate about how UK seafood tastes have narrowed. A recent Guar...

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Florida Fisher Killed by 12ft Alligator in Rare Attack

Florida Fisher Killed by 12ft Alligator in Rare Attack

A Florida fisher was killed by a 12ft alligator on Friday in a rare attack that has shocked the community of Winter Garden. Steve Hamilton, 71, was...

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Super El Niño Devastates Peru's Anchoveta Fishing Industry

Super El Niño Devastates Peru's Anchoveta Fishing Industry

The super El Niño has devastated the fishing industry in Peru, forcing a total closure of anchoveta fishing. On 10 June 2026, the Peruvian governme...

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Protected US Sharks Sold to Foreign Aquariums: Delaware Bay Crisis

Protected US Sharks Sold to Foreign Aquariums: Delaware Bay Crisis

Protected US sharks, specifically sand tiger sharks from Delaware Bay, are being sold off to foreign aquariums in a controversial practice that exp...

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Best Tinned Fish: 15 Varieties Taste-Tested and Ranked

Best Tinned Fish: 15 Varieties Taste-Tested and Ranked

After months of taste-testing 15 tinned fish varieties, I've discovered which ones are truly worth buying. Tinned fish has shed its old-school imag...

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Sustainable Seafood: Avoid Hake and Coley, New Guide Urges

Sustainable Seafood: Avoid Hake and Coley, New Guide Urges

Sustainable seafood choices just got more complicated as the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) downgrades popular fish like European hake and coley...

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Lave Net Fishing: A Traditional Fishing Method in Trouble

Lave Net Fishing: A Traditional Fishing Method in Trouble

Lave net fishing is a traditional fishing method that has been practiced in the Severn Estuary for centuries, but today it faces an uncertain futur...

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Greenland Shark Cull Debate: Fishing Industry vs Conservation

Greenland Shark Cull Debate: Fishing Industry vs Conservation

The Greenland shark, the world's slowest shark, is at the center of a heated debate in Greenland as fishers demand action to protect their liveliho...

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Sea Bass Name Debate: European Seabass, Branzino, or Loup de Mer
Sea Bass Name Debate: European Seabass, Branzino, or Loup de Mer
Sea bass is a fish known by many names, and the debate over its proper name highlights the rich tapestry of linguistic and cultural differences. In a recent letter to... Read more...
Gulf of Mexico Marine Life Still Recovering from BP Oil Spill
Gulf of Mexico Marine Life Still Recovering from BP Oil Spill
The Gulf of Mexico marine life has still not fully recovered from the 2010 BP oil spill, according to a new study. The Deepwater Horizon disaster, which released 134 million... Read more...
Fresh Herring and the Proper British Name for Sea Bass
Fresh Herring and the Proper British Name for Sea Bass
Fresh herring and the proper British name for sea bass are at the heart of a lively debate about how UK seafood tastes have narrowed. A recent Guardian letter recalled... Read more...
Florida Fisher Killed by 12ft Alligator in Rare Attack
Florida Fisher Killed by 12ft Alligator in Rare Attack
A Florida fisher was killed by a 12ft alligator on Friday in a rare attack that has shocked the community of Winter Garden. Steve Hamilton, 71, was fishing at a... Read more...
Super El Niño Devastates Peru's Anchoveta Fishing Industry
Super El Niño Devastates Peru's Anchoveta Fishing Industry
The super El Niño has devastated the fishing industry in Peru, forcing a total closure of anchoveta fishing. On 10 June 2026, the Peruvian government suspended all anchoveta fishing boats... Read more...
Protected US Sharks Sold to Foreign Aquariums: Delaware Bay Crisis
Protected US Sharks Sold to Foreign Aquariums: Delaware Bay Crisis
Protected US sharks, specifically sand tiger sharks from Delaware Bay, are being sold off to foreign aquariums in a controversial practice that experts liken to 'selling wolves from Yellowstone.' This... Read more...
Best Tinned Fish: 15 Varieties Taste-Tested and Ranked
Best Tinned Fish: 15 Varieties Taste-Tested and Ranked
After months of taste-testing 15 tinned fish varieties, I've discovered which ones are truly worth buying. Tinned fish has shed its old-school image and become a culinary star, thanks to... Read more...
Sustainable Seafood: Avoid Hake and Coley, New Guide Urges
Sustainable Seafood: Avoid Hake and Coley, New Guide Urges
Sustainable seafood choices just got more complicated as the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) downgrades popular fish like European hake and coley in its latest Good Fish Guide. UK shoppers who... Read more...
Lave Net Fishing: A Traditional Fishing Method in Trouble
Lave Net Fishing: A Traditional Fishing Method in Trouble
Lave net fishing is a traditional fishing method that has been practiced in the Severn Estuary for centuries, but today it faces an uncertain future. This ancient craft, passed down... Read more...
Greenland Shark Cull Debate: Fishing Industry vs Conservation
Greenland Shark Cull Debate: Fishing Industry vs Conservation
The Greenland shark, the world's slowest shark, is at the center of a heated debate in Greenland as fishers demand action to protect their livelihoods from costly bycatch. For decades,... Read more...
Tuna Return to British Waters: A Breathtaking Wildlife Spectacle
Tuna Return to British Waters: A Breathtaking Wildlife Spectacle
Atlantic bluefin tuna have made an astonishing return to British waters, offering anglers and wildlife enthusiasts a breathtaking spectacle. Once a common sight off England's south coast until the 1950s,... Read more...
Floating Scarecrows: How Cornish Fishers Save Seabirds from Nets
Floating Scarecrows: How Cornish Fishers Save Seabirds from Nets
Floating scarecrows are emerging as an unlikely hero in the fight to save endangered seabirds from drowning in fishing nets. Off the coast of Cornwall, fishers are testing simple deterrents... Read more...

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