The ocean is teeming with predators, from swift mahi-mahi to cunning tuna, all eager for a quick meal. Flying fish have turned their vulnerability into an advantage with their gliding escape tactic.

Move over Jaws — there’s a new deadly fish in town. Last week, a swimmer was stabbed in the leg by an Atlantic needlefish ...

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You can find flying fish in warm waters, in tropical and subtropical climates, where they are fished as a food source. One method of fishing involves motoring out into the ocean with a bright light, ...

It’s thought that flying fish developed this unique adaptation to avoid predation from the large fish and cetaceans they share their home with. Unfortunately for them, life outside the ocean ...

Barbados, otherwise known as "the land of flying fish" is experiencing a climate change induced decline in landings of its national fish. Due to warming oceans, the iconic Barbados flying fish is ...

In the vast emptiness of the open ocean, flying fish rely on floating islands of kelp to lay their eggs. Finding shelter in the big blue is a rare opportunity, and the fish spawn enthusiastically ...

Flying fish are native to coastal provinces such as Quang Nam, Da Nang, Binh Dinh, and Khanh Hoa. With sleek, shimmering blue bodies and large pectoral and dorsal fins, these fish use their "wings" to ...