Genetic researchers have been working for a long time to reproduce the mysterious evolutionary step that grew legs on fish. This change eventually moved life from water to land, resulting in a explosion of walking species that took over the Earth's land and skies more than 300 million years ago. Read More >>
Featured comment by Mr Affluence:
"Fish people confirmed to take over the earth after us Land creatures go extinct. We'll be the stuff of legends." More »
Though most payphones are now of the open air variety, this idea of converting old closed kiosk phone booths into aquariums is just plain brilliant. People only use payphones to pee in and do drugs, let's transform 'em into pillars of nature! Read More >>
In Japan, there's a scary sight on a port in Isumi City of Chiba Prefecture. The ground has been covered by 200 tonnes of dead, rotting sardines and the ocean has been stained red with their blood. It looks like a beach from hell. Read More >>
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"There have been a few cases of this sort of thing in California
Out in the open ocean the mass shoaling of this type of small fish works on the ba..." More »
Yes, these Mac Pro updates are not what you and I were expecting, but they are the only updates you are going to see in a very long time. Or ever. Read More >>
Fish. What are they good for? Sushi. Swimming around. Making you clean their tanks. Breathing underwater. Looking weird. And that's it. Well, add being cute as doted puppy fur as another. Watch this little puffer fish chase around a laser and tell me you didn't find it enjoyable. [The Daily What] Read More >>
Piranhas might have razor sharp teeth and the ability to communicate but I'd rather have them feast on my body than this Pacu Fish. Why? Well, you see, the Pacu Fish has human-like teeth and loves to bite off testicles to ensure you die a slow, ball-less and bleed-full death. Ow. Read More >>
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"What is wrong with 12? It is the 100th time I hear 12 in a derrogative way. It is ut just like a nice number to bring up like the answer for everythin..." More »
The world consumes more than 2 million metric tons of Salmon annually—both farmed and wild. That's a lot of lox. And to get that much fish to market in a timely manner, one can't gut them by hand. That's why there's the Gutmaster8000. Read More >>
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