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Invasive rats are changing fish behaviour on coral reefs – new study

Coral reefs are degrading rapidly to the extent that their marine inhabitants must either adapt or die. For many animals, including reef fish, behaviour is one of the first responses to changes in environmental conditions.

The Conversation

Beachgoer baffled by 5ft tall 'odd-looking' sea creature that washed up on UK coast

Katherine Hawkes discovered an enormous sunfish washed up on a Norfolk beach — the peculiar-looking creature is rarely spotted in the UK as they tend to stick to tropical waters

Daily Mirror

Everyone's making the same complaint about chippy menu from 1976 despite 13p bargain

A Yorkshire chippy has gone viral on Twitter after people were shocked to see how much it once charged for fish and chips, despite offering a menu that's far cheaper than any you'll find today

Daily Mirror

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Exotic-looking sea creature normally found in tropical waters washes up on UK beach

Katherine Hawkes initially thought the huge sea creature was a 'seal pup' - but when fully grown the Sunfish can grow up to three meters high and weigh up to two tonnes

The Independent UK

John Clay: A question that has to be asked: Has John Calipari at Kentucky run its course?

TUSCALOOSA,, Ala. — Saturday night in downtown Tuscaloosa, Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats was enjoying dinner at the popular Chuck’s Fish restaurant, accepting congratulations for his team’s 78-52 rout of traditional power Kentucky that afternoon at Coleman Coliseum.

Tribune News Service

Mum's top tips after shedding eight stone include marching whilst watching TV

Other top tips include bulking out meals with spinach and snacking on eggs and fish instead of biscuits

Wales Online

Fish and chip shop named one of best in Wales closes down

The owners thanked customers for their support and said it was the 'right decision' for their family

Wales Online

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Dreaming of team, wishing for fish, liking our bikes

The first of a series on what a range of New Zealanders want out of 2023: After riding to the top, Regional Council chair Gretchen Robertson is urging us to reconnect and re-ground ourselves.

Newsroom.co.nz

Australia’s marine parks are suffering. Here’s what we need to do

Australians are ocean-loving people, with most of us living a mere half-hour drive from the coast. But our marine parks are under threat.

The New Daily

Little-known but very tasty Nottingham gems you need to try in 2023

Sometimes you'll eat something that will leave you with a lasting memory - here some of the most tempting tastes in town that will have you coming back for more

Nottingham Post

Fish ear bones, otoliths, teach scientists about marine life and seafood fraud

They look like modern artworks but fish ear bones are being used to gain a better understanding of aquatic life and ocean stocks.

ABC News

Ocean Minister's progress after two years in job

A separate ministerial portfolio for the management of oceans and fisheries has now been in place for two years - what has it accomplished?

Newsroom.co.nz

Muskie on ice? Christmas trees and crappie sets, fishing DuSable Harbor

Look close to see what looks like a muskie in ice, using Christmas trees for crappie and a question on fishing DuSable Harbor are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Chicago Sun-Times

Three Thai-Chinese recipes (and a cooling cocktail) to try at home

If you love the flavours (and heat) of Southeast Asian cuisine, try these easy recipes from my new London restaurant Speedboat Bar, says Luke Farrell

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Thousands of dead carp on northern Victorian farms after floods

As floodwaters finally dry up in northern Victoria, farmers are having to tackle an unexpected problem, with thousands of dead baby carp covering paddocks.

Nottingham Post

The Nottinghamian: 'Relentless' pressure on Notts NHS and new restaurant opens

Take a look at the Nottinghamian newsletter from Friday, January 6

Liverpool Echo

Angling: Anglers return to the Dam

Gripped within what seems to be a never-ending cold spell these past few weeks, a time that has seen many waters throughout the region covered in thick ice, fishing has, as many will agree, been extremely difficult on some venues recently. On refl

Newsroom.co.nz

How Auckland Transport scores on environmental change

Auckland Transport’s environment programme director gave her own organisation a fair score on its environmental work over the last year, but said it was just the beginning of a journey

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Daily Record

Investigation launched as walker discovers more than 50 dead fish floating in Scots lake

More than 50 fish, the species of which remains unclear, were discovered in Gartmorn Dam, near Sauchie, Clackmannanshire.

The Independent UK

Panel: Fishing plan can rebuild long lost cod stock by 2033

Federal ocean regulators say a new fishing plan has a chance to rebuild the New England cod stock, which is a goal even many commercial fishermen have long regarded as far fetched

Chicago Sun-Times

Starting 2023 with Indiana Chinook stocking meetings, a gathering for bald eagles and first fishing show

Two meetings by the Indiana DNR on Chinook stocking, the big Midwestern gathering on bald eagles and the first fishing show of 2023 get Go & Show going for 2023.

Tribune News Service

This fatal deer disease was found in Idaho. Now, Congress wants to help fight it.

An omnibus spending bill passed by Congress late last year will supply funding to research and manage a fatal deer disease that was detected in Idaho for the first time last year.

The Conversation

PFAS: you can't smell, see or taste these chemicals, but they are everywhere – and they're highly toxic to humans

Humans perceive risk based largely on what we can see, smell and taste. Those senses serve us well when there are perceptible dangers to our health and the environment.

Newcastle Herald

Port Stephens' best snorkelling spots

Over the summer period, the water is generally warm which makes it quite pleasant to go snorkelling and swimming in the Port Stephens area.

Bangkok Post

Tuna fetches ¥36m at New Year auction in Tokyo

TOKYO: A bluefin tuna fetched 36.04 million yen (US$273,000) on Thursday at the New Year's auction at Tokyo's Toyosu fish market, more than double the top price last year, as the restaurant and food industries look to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.

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