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The people in those villages ate mostly whale, seals and fish, according to the scientists.

Danny DeVito, Helena Bonham Carter, Steve Buscemi and emerging star Alison Lohman are in talks to join Tim Burton's quirky drama Big Fish, according to the Hollywood reporter.

First, while at home, he gathers historic information about the lake or river where the competition will be held and plugs in a general seasonal pattern that relates to the behavior of fish according to the season.

The result of this demand for wild fish, according to the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organizationn, is that "the maximum wild-capture fisheries potential from the world's oceans has probably been reached".

Exposure to toxic chemicals from the BP disaster, which spewed 4.9 million barrels off the coast of Louisiana in 2010, has altered the gulf killifish's cellular functions in ways that have been predictive of a lack of reproduction in other fish, according to the study, which appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The Fulton's condition factor (K) is calculated for each individual fish according to the equation K = W L 3 × 100.

Africa is losing billions to illegal and shadowy practices in fishing, according to the Africa Progress Report published on Thursday.

Marine life rebounds dramatically in areas designated off-limits to fishing, according to the first comprehensive review of the impacts of marine reserves over time.

GC designed the screening test facilities, performed the classification of fish according to swimming capacities, and revised the manuscript.

Round gobies were apparently the first and most vulnerable victims of a virus new to the Lake Ontario basin and the St . LawrenceRiver that has the potential to kill large numbers of fish, according to scientists who have investigated the deaths.

The findings provide "the first compelling case" of hatchery fish harming wild fish, according to conservation biologist Peter Kareiva of the Nature Conservancy in Santa Barbara, California.