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Japan Nuclear Disaster Update # 37: Glow in the dark fish, and the meaning of "Power"

Category: Japan Disaster

As a result of our last posting on Fukushima, we had a discussion initiated by commenter Daedelus2u about radioactive istopes of Cesium becoming concentrated in fish. I thought I'd take this opportunity to expand on that discussion a little. This relates to the possibility that...

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World's Largest Fish that is not a whale* on film!

Category: Organisms

What's the difference between being "the origin of the story of a 30 foot long fishy snaky thing with an undulating dorsal fin" and being a "30 foot long fishy snaky thing with an undulating dorsal fin" ...

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"I only fish for the fishing, not the catching"

Category: Fishing

Fishing is never what you think it is. Unless you actually catch a fish. Then, it's fishing.

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Hey Dawg, check out this fish...

Category: fish

This is apparently some kind of a record....

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Shark

Category: fish

It is no secret that shark videos are very, very popular. So, it is not surprising that Mark Powell at Blogfish has posted this rare and unusual footage of shark-human interaction....

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Giant Shark Freaks Out Oceanographers

The video of the shark is cool, but to me it's just a video of a shark. But listen to the commentary and you realize that this is a big deal. Five or six meters long, a head a meter wide, something really interesting about...

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Hybrids of Blind Fish Can See

Category: fish

The loss of sight in cave dwelling species is widely known. We presume that since sight in utter darkness has no fitness value, the mutation of a gene critical to the development of the sense of sight is not selected against. Over time, any population...

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