Founded in 1978, The Piranha is a student-run newspaper that is self-described as “the home of ankle-biting satire from the murky depths of Trinity College Dublin”. During the week, The Piranha’s ...

Yes, people really do underestimate the cognitive abilities of fish. Study co-lead author, Maëlan Tomasek, with a fish “volunteer” in the behavioral experiment ...

It appears to be a sturgeon, a fish that can grow up to 20 feet in length and are known to sometimes attack humans ... injured after being attacked by piranhas. Firefighters had to take at ...

Are hippos dangerous to humans ... Shutterstock.com Hippo attacks happen in Africa, mostly between local populations that subsist from fishing. Here’s a small segment that describes a hippo encounter ...

This makes them one of the strongest biters among bony fish, with finely serrated teeth designed for tearing through flesh. The attack in China and the earlier piranha incident serve as stark ...

A new study has revealed that wild fish can recognize and follow specific human divers, distinguishing between individuals based on visual cues such as colors on wetsuits and gear. The findings ...

As more species are admitted into the “smart” animals club, fish can be overlooked. While some archerfish were able to recognize computer-generated images of human faces in a series of ...

Could Fish Recognize Humans? While doing research for a different study, divers in a research station in the Mediterranean Sea found that local fish would follow them and even steal food that was ...