Crocodiles spotted in Newcastle creek
Several juvenile freshwater crocodiles have been sighted in Ironbark Creek, Newcastle, prompting warnings for residents to avoid the area as authorities conduct a search.
Police: Mass Death of Freshwater Pearls Causes Million-Euro Damage
A police report reveals significant damage caused to an endangered freshwater pearl mussel population at a logging site owned by Stora Enso in Suomussalmi, Finland, with a financial impact estimated at nearly two million euros.
Pequena Lô touches snake skin during visit to the world's largest freshwater aquarium
Influencer Pequena Lô visits the world's largest freshwater aquarium, Bioparque Pantanal, where she interacts with various species including touching the skin of a snake.
Flora, the cateto that could not live in nature and gained a new home in an aquarium
Flora, a cateto female, was relocated to the world's largest freshwater aquarium due to her inability to survive in the wild after being raised by humans.
Freshwater deposits discovered for the first time 200 meters below the seabed off the coast of the United States
Researchers have confirmed the existence of freshwater deposits beneath the seabed, marking a significant scientific discovery.
Snakes are released and 'take a stroll' through the world's largest freshwater aquarium; watch the video
Two snakes, a snow python named Capitu and a boa named Rachel Carson, were recently allowed to explore the Bioparque Pantanal in Brazil as part of their care routine to ensure their well-being.
Glaciers Day: why it is celebrated today and how the excursion is conducted to walk on the Perito Moreno
National Glaciers Day is celebrated in Argentina on February 15 to highlight the importance of glaciers as vital freshwater reserves.
Salmon company defends use of antibiotics
Huon Aquaculture has confirmed the use of antibiotics in its salmon hatchery on the River Derwent amidst public scrutiny and calls for better disclosure practices regarding antibiotic use in freshwater hatcheries in Tasmania.
Pirarucu at Granja do Torto: the Amazonian symbol fish becomes an environmental threat outside its habitat
The pirarucu, the world's largest freshwater scaled fish and a symbol of the Amazon, is causing environmental imbalances and is considered an invasive species in various rivers across Brazil when located outside its natural habitat.
Shrimp in the Tietê River? Meet the pitu shrimp, a species introduced to freshwater and found dead by the thousands in the interior of SP
The discovery of thousands of dead pitu shrimp in the Tietê River raised concerns among residents in Igaraçu do Tietê, São Paulo.
Freshwater fish fall victim to climate change. Is this the end of fishing as we know it
The article discusses the impact of climate change on freshwater fish populations and the unpredictability of seasonal rhythms in inland waters, highlighting findings from researchers and experiences of fishermen.
Dead shrimp found on the banks of the Tietê River in the interior of SP
Hundreds of dead freshwater shrimp were discovered on the banks of the Tietê River in São Paulo's interior, prompting an environmental investigation.
VIDEO: thousands of freshwater shrimp found dead along the banks of the Tietê River in the interior of SP
A video from a resident of Igaraçu do Tietê shows thousands of dead shrimp along the Tietê River, raising concerns about the ecological impact in the area.
The Secret of Hydra: Why These Creatures Never Age?
The article explores the regenerative abilities of the hydra, a tiny freshwater creature that can renew its head and body indefinitely, drawing parallels to the mythical hydra from ancient Greek mythology.