Scientists discovered a new ‘giant’ crustacean species inside an Australian cave — a 6-millimeter creature armed with teeth and up to 11 claws.

The new EU Regulation 1891 of 2025 marks a turning point in European food safety for fishery products. For the first time, the European Union is setting maximum limits for inorganic arsenic in fishery ...

There may be twice as many vertebrates on the planet as previous estimates claimed, according to a new study published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. That's ...

Size is a key factor in differentiating between the two. Prawns are typically larger than shrimp. However, some shrimp can be ...

A new study focused on cryptic species—animals that look the same but are genetically different—found that they’re more widespread among vertebrates than we previously thought.

Lists of species are essential for the scientific community and general users, forming a base on the richness and diversity of studies and projects in conservation, local livelihoods, zoonoses ...

When Brazilian researcher Dr Maria 'Duda' Santos went scuba diving in Okinawa, Japan, she was surprised. Everywhere she looked, she saw species that were totally different to the marine life back home ...

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources recently released its latest Wildlife Action Plan, which the agency says can serve as a framework to prevent species, such as those unique to ...

The federal government is removing wood storks from the endangered species list. The marsh-dwelling bird can be found in ...

A POPULAR food influencer has died after eating a venomous crustacean known as a “devil crab”. Emma Amit, 51, chewed on the rare shellfish before collapsing at her home once the ...

Philippine officials are urging caution after a food influencer died days after eating a toxic crustacean known locally as a “devil crab.” ...

State Officials including the Governor's Office said this week they're proclaiming February 23-27 as Invasive Species Week. It's not just insects, either. Ever seen an Asian Carp (fish)? An African ...