Archive for the ‘Fishes (and other Sea Creatures)’ Category
Are Triops Aliens?

Old Creatures Look Like Aliens Triops may not be aliens, but they are amongst some of the species of life that has been on this earth for the longest time. There are fossils you can find of these interesting crustaceans that in the last 70 million years have not hardly changed. You can find Triops in ...
Strangest Sea Creatures

Japan is well known because of many unusual and weird things and whenever we see something bizarre on television we think „This is possible only in Japan“. Well, Japan won't disappoint you this time either. National Geographic published interesting video about unusual sea creatures that live in Suruga Bay, 70 miles southwest of Tokyo. In ...
All It Takes is One Single Female Guppy

Guppies have become an invasive species. Are they dangerous? No. They do teach us something about letting species loose into the wild that aren't originally from the area. Letting a guppy loose in your pond or tossing a bowl full of guppies into your local river isn't going to cause a major threat to others ...
What Is The Best Bait For Catfish?

The very best bait for catfish may be the stinkiest stuff you can acquire. Catfish are bottom bird feeders and can eat nearly everything. When the catfish can smell it they'll enjoy it. Like a youthful kid my hobby was trapping. Once I call in your thoughts my dad taking apart a skunk because of its ...
Rave Kills Dolphine

The world is shocked at the news that an innocent dolphin died because the noise caused during a European Techno rave overwhelmed it. We are talking about an eight year old, female dolphin named Shadow. The news items splashed all over the Internet say that "Rave kills dolphin". It died due to the impact of ...
King Crabs Wrecking Havoc in the West Antarctica

As the waters are warming and becoming acceptable for the king crab, they are moving across the Antarctic shelf and playing havoc with the echinoderms that live there. They are breeding huge populations and eating well. As the waters continue to warm, there is a danger of the king crab moving further and further out ...




