The Chel snakehead, scientifically referred to as Channa amphibeus, was last seen in 1933. The species was initially seen in ...

Yes, taste matters—even for fish! In this episode, I hit a GIANT breeding Snakehead spot and test out a secret weapon: scent ...

The Chel snakehead fish, declared extinct since 1933, reappeared in a Himalayan river, highlighting the resilience of ...

When a snakehead takes flight, things get crazy FAST. In this epic encounter, I square off against one of the most ...

According to a report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, two snakehead were reportedly caught by anglers in August 2002 ...

There’s an invasive species of fish spotted in North Carolina that is so dangerous, officials in other states are advising those who catch them to kill them ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter North Carolina is reportedly dealing with an infestation of fish native to China. They’re ...

The Chel snakehead, also known as the Channa amphibeus, hadn’t had a recorded sighting since the last of the specimens was collected between 1918 and 1933 in the Himalayan region of India.

The northern snakehead was caught last month in a drainage pool at Duck Creek Conservation Area. The last time one of the so-called "Frankenfish" showed up in Missouri was four years ago ...

The invasive northern snakehead, which has recently been appearing in Missouri and other states, must be eradicated, officials say. By Victor Mather The northern snakehead — a sharp-toothed fish ...

Its steady hum floats through the air. He spots what he says is not the wind swaying the water lilies in the distance, but what must be a northern snakehead fish navigating beneath greenery that ...

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