You'll find shellfish like mussels and clams, and whole fish fillets like salmon and haddock. But it's less common to find skate, a fish that closely resembles a sting ray. This fish is edible ...

A couple walking along a St. Pete Beach in Florida came across an unusual egg, a clearnose skate fish hatched and swam off.

Beachcombers along the Texas coast have spotted an interesting find washing up in recent days—skate egg casings, often called ...

Ancient fish had synovial joints, challenging the idea that flexible skeletons evolved on land. Fossils and modern fish show ...

Large volumes of fish and other marine life are routinely caught in bottom-trawl nets used to sweep the seabed. Charities say ...

Skate is one of those fish. They look similar to stingrays, with big wings which are full of firm white flesh. They are commonly eaten in Asia and the flesh, which flakes apart in long beautiful ...

The ability of our skeletons to move with both flexibility and stability can be traced back to ancient jawed fish. Scientists ...

Reports of dead fish and shellfish being dumped in a north west Skye harbour are being investigated by the Scottish ...

Jawed vertebrates known as gnathostomes appear to be the first creatures with the synovial joints, according to Shubin. These joint cavities can be seen in cartilaginous fish such as skates or sharks.