Deep-sea fish use hydrothermal vents to incubate eggs
USA.- Some deep-sea skates — cartilaginous fish related to rays and sharks — use volcanic heat emitted at hydrothermal vents to incubate their eggs, according ...
Read moreLACQUA18: Aquaculture for the Construction of Peace
Bogota, Colombia.- We are pleased to announce the realization of the Latin American & Caribbean Aquaculture 2018 – LACQUA18 event, which will be developed together ...
Read moreSouthern Shrimp Alliance Releases Databases Documenting Antibiotic-Contaminated Shrimp Import Rejections in the European Union, Japan, and the United States
USA.- The Southern Shrimp Alliance has compiled databases for all shrimp products refused entry by enforcement agencies in the United States, European Union, and Japan ...
Read moreSalmon face double whammy from toxic stormwater
Vancouver, USA.- Washington State University researchers have found that salmon face a double whammy when they swim in the stormwater runoff of urban roadways.
Read moreUnsuspecting goby might be new hero of the tropical seas
UK.- We’re all familiar with the heroism of a tiny fish called Nemo. Thanks to a scientist at the University of Portsmouth, a new star ...
Read moreRecord levels of salmon exports
Scotland.- Scotch whisky and salmon exports continue to grow at record levels, new figures for 2017 have shown. Salmon exports grew to £600 million in ...
Read moreIn a First, Scientists Successfully Induce Spawning in Wild Bonefish
Melbourne, USA.- A team led by Florida Institute of Technology’s Jonathan Shenker and Paul Wills of Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at Florida Atlantic University has ...
Read moreRegistration Opens for 8th International Symposium on Aquatic Animal Health
Charlottetown, Canada.- Organizers of the 8th International Symposium on Aquatic Animal Health ( ISAAH 2018 ), have opened the conference registration and put out a ...
Read moreIt matters who your mother is, even for fish
Norway.- Tilapia has become a top seafood staple on many dinner tables worldwide. New research shows the Tilapia-industry can produce more of the finest cuts ...
Read moreA view from above and below: Hatchery chinook salmon are self-sorting in tanks
Corvallis, USA.- Hatchery-raised chinook salmon sort themselves into surface- and bottom-oriented groups in their rearing tanks. This behavior might be due in part to the ...
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