Whale of a time

How fish evolved to walk — and in one case, turned into humans

Some fish species pull themselves forward using well developed fore-fins, while others “walk” along the ocean floor.

The lighthouse

A green-light emitting protein has shown the way to an unique way of labelling and marking cells, besides enabling researchers to keep track …

Consumer guide to prawns

Here's an interesting way to combat environmental and human rights impacts: don't annoy the consumers (who have no idea about the conditions in …

Climate change will force transboundary fish stocks to move from habitats, migration paths: Report

Shifts in regions highly dependent on fishery can lead to conflicts between countries

KILLING SLICKS

Something's Fishy

Fish vendor Dinesh Kumar explains his preference for the river hilsa from Bangladesh, while customers divulge on its taste.

Blue foods can help India improve nutrition, livelihood: Study

India can use aquatic foods to address B12 and omega-3 deficiencies

South Asia

Turtle terror

To fish or not to fish

Giant bacteria

Carnivorous algae

Where's the beef?

ERRONEOUS JUDGEMENT

No longer packed

Once found in abundance, the oil sardine is another victim to exploitation

A deal for the seal

Friend or foe?

FISHY TALE

Mysterious!

Dead fish have been washed ashore in Kerala

CHILE

Biopiracy bid?

Study on catfish opposed

In the can

Nemo’s find

There are two sides to a coin

This herb tastes and smells like fish; it has recognised health benefits

The medicinal properties and benefits of fish mint have been documented in ancient texts of traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine, as well as …