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Did you see a jellyfish on a recent trip to the seaside? UK beachgoers are more likely to spot one now than in the past, as rising sea temperatures due to climate change have ushered more of these gelatinous animals into the waters around northern Europe.

You'll never tire of its magnificent views and singing fisherman, says Radhika Aligh

Mary Peltola pulled ahead in the first round of Alaska’s ranked choice special election, Richard Hall reports. Can she hold the lead?

In the state’s history, there have only been three reported incidents of a black bear attacking a human, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department reported

Lidl is recalling the product due to health fears

Don Gates has spent decades on the water in the Florida Keys angling for the variety of fresh fish that call the clear blue waters off the archipelago home.

WASHINGTON — A national environmental group on Tuesday gave official notice to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that it will be suing the agency over the lack of any national wolf recovery plan.

DULUTH, Min. – This northern Minnesota city never looks better than when viewed from a boat on Lake Superior, preferably while fishing. This is particularly true at dawn, when the rising sun basks Duluth in a low-angled glow that ascends its steep hillsides gradually, in luminous panels.

As a gay Muslim, working in an aquarium gave me a sanctuary, says Amrou Al-Kadhi, a writer, drag performer and film-maker

Hunting sharks is legal in Florida, though officials encourage anglers to release them

Sandy, Bedfordshire: This old perch has the saggy look of a plastic shark with a slow puncture, but it’s still king of the weir