In the inky depths of the Central Pacific Ocean, nearly 2,400 meters below the surface, scientists have discovered a new ...

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Tucked away in Baltimore’s charming Lauraville neighborhood, Koco’s Pub might look like just another corner spot, but locals know it houses some of the most extraordinary seafood creations in Maryland ...

Tucked away in Baltimore’s charming Lauraville neighborhood, Koco’s Pub might be the most unassuming culinary landmark you’ll ever encounter – a modest corner spot where seafood dreams come true and ...

The war in Ukraine has shown the value of drones on the battlefield. It has also led to many companies trying to get a piece of the pie of the autonomous part of growing defense budgets. One of those ...

15:35, Mon, Oct 13, 2025 Updated: 15:35, Mon, Oct 13, 2025 A giant fish-eating spider is surging in numbers across the UK after being on the brink of extinction. The species, which can reach a leg ...

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(CNS): Cayman’s reef fish, along with the coral they feed on, are in crisis, and Courtney Platt, a well-known underwater photographer and conservationist, is appealing to the community and visitors to ...

A giant fish-eating spider, which was feared to be close to extinction, has made an "incredible comeback" in the UK after recording their best year ever at an RSPB nature reserve. Fen Raft Spiders, ...

This hand-sized hunter is thriving again in British wetlands A GIANT fish-eating spider once thought to be extinct in Britain has been spotted creeping back into UK homes — and experts say it’s making ...

The number of coho salmon returning to Oregon’s coastal rivers has improved dramatically in recent years, to the point that the salmonoid may qualify for removal from the federal Endangered Species ...