A new paper published today, led by Chicago's Shedd Aquarium, reveals how volunteers ... I always thought of suckers as a 'rough fish,'" said Frank Langley, a volunteer. "My viewpoint has now ...

Pacific spiny lumpsuckers' tiny, plump bodies and adorable appearance make them essentially wild kawaii. They are awkward ...

“Fish don’t recognize borders ... Dr. Karen Murchie, director of freshwater research at the Shedd Aquarium, tagging an adult sucker. “Hopefully, we will expand to longnose suckers ...

But this much maligned fish is actually super important to the health of our ecosystems, Shedd Aquarium scientist has recruited a team of volunteers to help her learn more about the suckers life ...

The Lower Grand River Watershed supports 13 species of sucker fish, including the longnose ... they'll send the data to Shedd Aquarium at the end of the season. "We're really focused on saving ...

STURGEON BAY (WLUK) -- They're billed as one of the most abundant migratory fish species ... Shedd Aquarium freshwater research director. "It's actually surprising. The suckers are really ...

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Otocinclus fish are also called dwarf suckers or otos and mainly eat algae, making them a great addition to your home aquarium. Otocinclus actually refers to a group of 20 related species.

Now 76 and living in Orlando, Florida, Richmond feels the pull of Ozarks creeks every spring when the sucker fish make their spawning runs. He makes the long trek back to Nixa, where he grew up ...

Pat Steele, a science teacher at Palisade High School, has created a fish hatchery. He's working together with his students to help save the razorback sucker, an endangered species of fish.

Most people may not have heard of the Zuni bluehead sucker. But unless the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service takes urgent action, this endangered fish will go extinct. So, it’s troubling that new ...

LOVELAND, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has confirmed the discovery of 500 dead sucker fish in Lake Loveland, attributing the die off to low water levels. The city of Loveland says ...