Frogfish are some of the most colorful creatures under the sea — and some of the most unique, too. They look more like frogs ...

The prey fish, in turn, are eaten by many species ... is a voracious feeder that can eat living corals because of a unique adaptation: a wax-digesting enzyme system. Populations of the starfish ...

In this context, it is easy to see why protecting algae-eating fish has become a cornerstone of coral reef conservation. This paradigm assumes that restoring populations of "grazing" species by ...

A new study suggests that the removal of predatory fish such as sharks from coral reefs may be a key factor driving outbreaks ...

We've also sued to protect these delicate corals from the overfishing of fish that eat marine algae — fish whose activities sustain entire reef ecosystems — as well as to obtain a proposed recovery ...

And what they do is, they can devastate coral reefs because they eat coral. And our concern ... kind of home to loads of animals and loads of fish and these starfish are very, very good at ...

Reef fish, too, respond to warmer waters—sometimes ... zones may also lead to declines in outbreaks of a devastating coral-eating sea star. Slender cardinalfish gleam against a gor- gonian ...

The world's rainbow reefs have gone ghostly white in seas around the globe due to record heat in the oceans, the ...

At least six kinds of salt and freshwater fish swim in the canals of Cape Coral. They are as distinct ... Easy to catch and clean and good to eat, he’s the perfect fish to teach children to ...

Restoration can take other forms, including removing species that eat corals (such as parrot fish), transferring coral spawn, or even manipulating the local microbiome to enhance coral survival.