Fish

Largetooth sawfish. © David Morgan

Sawfish of the world

Pregnant reef manta in Cocos Island. (c) Mauricio Hoyos

Reef manta ray recorded for first time in Eastern Pacific

Irene Mendez Cruz_Caribbean-1

Kiss of the oceans gallery, by Irene Mendez Cruz

Basking shark behaviours are being studied by scientists © Alex Mustard

Amazing new footage shows basking sharks being sociable in Scottish waters

A juvenile angelshark © Michael Sealey

A new project is launched to study angelsharks

Seen from below, the white bellies of lemon sharks help them to disappear in bright sunlight - the blue sky in this photo is misleading. From above, their yellow-tinted skin belnds in perfectly with the mangrove's sandy seabed © Shane Gross

The fascinating world of the lemon shark

Researchers have been studying the behaviour of archerfish © Warren Photographic

Do fish suffer from stage fright?

whale-shark-credit-MWSRP_623-d162456

Mystery behind whale shark rendezvous solved?

Indonesian speckled carpetshark in Indonesia. © Borat Furlan/Getty

How do sharks manage to swallow without tongues?

Bogenstirn-Hammerhai, Sphyrna lewini, Arch, Darwin Island, Galapagos, Ecuador | Scalloped Hammerhead Shark, Sphyrna lewini, Arch, Darwin Island, Galapagos, Ecuador
The hammerhead's unusually shaped head may help it detect its prey from the electrical signals it gives off © Ullstein Bild / Getty

Do hammerheads with bigger heads find it harder to swim?

Males throughout the animal kingdom tend to live shorter lives than females. © DeAgostini / Getty Images

Why do females often live longer than males?

Basking shark feeding of the Cornish Coastline. Cornwall. UK

How many species of shark inhabit the seas around Britain?

Shark fins drying in West Java Province, Indonesia. © Sijori Images/Barcroft Images/Getty

What is shark finning and why is it a problem?

Shinisaurus-crocodilurus-vietnamensis_623-271ba05

115 new species found in Southeast Asia