A fishing line pulls taut. The rod bends in half. Minutes turn into an hour, and when the fish finally surfaces, it’s no ...

‘Monster’ fish eludes capture as Chinese city drains lake, millions watch. Updated August 25, 2022. 3 min. The alligator gar is a fish that many scientists consider a threat to local ecosystems.

A scientific expedition to Peru has yielded a treasure trove of 27 new species, including an amphibious mouse, a "blob-headed" fish, and other zoological oddities. Ronald Diaz/Conservation ...

Workers in a Chinese city have been forced to drain a 200,000-cubic-metre lake after failing to catch a mysterious invasive species of fish that has taken up residence in its waters.

Sightings of alligator gar - dubbed “monster fish” in mainland China - which authorities fear could trigger an ecological disaster have been reported in at least eight provinces.

‘Monster’ fish with razor-sharp teeth that could attack humans escapes as lake is drained The elusive alligator gar, which is an invasive torpedo-shaped freshwater fish with razor-sharp teeth, ...

A ferocious fish at a man-made lake in the central province of Henan has drawn widespread public attention after local authorities spent a month drying up the water to capture the aquatic animal.

Twitter exploded late Thursday over claims of the “Monster Fish” in Bundaburg after photos and a video of the seemingly unidentifiable decaying blob went viral. The fish — if you can even ...