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Thiensville -
Bill Wisth, a six-feet-six-inches man, weighing 350 pounds, went to Chuck's Place, a restaurant that had advertised an all-you-can-eat dinner. He ate a dozen pieces of fish and asked for more but a waitress refused to serve him more.
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Two years after the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, shrimp and fish are turning up deformed and with lesions. Shrimping has now been halted.
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Northern Russia is well known for its harsh climate and vast icy tundra, where residents are cut off from the rest of the country. Life is hard, but they have their fun moments too.
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San Francisco -
A new shark species has been discovered in the waters of the Galapagos Islands. The shark is quite small and is probably related to the dogfish family.
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Townsville -
Increased carbon dioxide emissions caused by humans could be impacting brains and central nervous systems of sea fish, causing behavioral changes leading to serious consequences in their ability to survive, a new international report reveals.
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Two recent investigations reveal that the plate of sushi you order from your favorite restaurant or that market fresh fish you fry up in a pan may not be the exact fish marketed by the retailer. You think you're eating tuna but it's actually escolar.
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Up to 5,000 fish are said to have been killed by a pollution incident in North London. Now imagine 5,000,000 fish killed off the coast of Shetland.
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New Smyrna Beach -
Sharks patrolling the waters off the Florida coast is not an uncommon sight but seeing a shark jump a surfer is a first for an Orlando photographer who was filming an action video of another surfer when he heard a voice exclaim "Dude, did you see that?"
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More than 500 tons of freshwater fish including milk fish and tilapia have drowned in commercial fish cages in Talisay, Batangas and Bolinao, Pangasinan in Luzon Island, Philippines, according to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
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An advocacy group launched a new campaign against seafood fraud. But experts say baiting and switching is old business as usual in the U.S. fish market, with a high percentage of imported products and only tiny percentages inspected for quality and fraud.
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Fishing's global toll - and what to do about it
First there was the octopus that mimicked fish; now a fish is copying the octopus, according to new photographs.
The Bangladeshi tradition of using otters to fish is in danger as rivers are drying up and the fish population is reducing.
Regulation key to save global fish stocks
How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?
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