My uncle never had any problems with his and they’re always available in my local shops so what’s the truth with these fish? Anthony Ripley, email A. Red-tailed black sharks (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor) ...

Ball pythons — long believed to be solitary creatures, and often kept as solo pets — seem to enjoy each other’s company, ...

Fish may seem harmless compared to larger predators on land, but some of the deadliest animals are hiding in the oceans and ...

This marks the first time leucism has been documented in this species and in the shark’s entire family, Oxynotidae. Unlike albinism, which results in a complete lack of melanin and red irises ...

Freshwater fun without the risk of shark photobomb! Photo credit: Tim Drake Diving into our next stop (pun absolutely ...

Six hundred miles off the coast of Ecuador, the Galapagos archipelago is home to incredible wildlife experiences.

These long-tailed ... interesting fish return to freshwater water sources to reproduce and lay their eggs. Old folklore say that salmon return to their own spawning grounds to reproduce, and research ...

Making sure that fish are compatible socially is vital in minimising any ... However, going by their temperament, you’d struggle to tell the difference. The Red-tailed shark in particular seems to be ...

A trainer would sell you one in Pokémon Red and Blue ... Sharpedo is one of many fish Pokémon from this generation but stands out thanks to its stellar design. It’s a wonder we didn’t have a shark ...

The animals have conical-shaped teeth that they use to catch small fish and other prey ... The animal makes its way through rivers and flooded areas using strong flippers and a tail fluke. Compared to ...

minutes later he resurfaced with a gleaming red snapper. Local villagers also sell their catch. We stopped at a fishing village on a narrow isthmus ... Go diving among manta rays, hammer heads and ...

Coming home tomato red after a weekend trip to Straddie is practically ... and teach you all the skills you need to make friends with the fish—just be sure to keep an eye out for sharks. Get Your Bowl ...