For years, scientists felt like the fish they were watching watched them back. A new study suggests they can recognize a ...
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Oh hey, it's you! Fish can recognize humans, research showsResearchers at the Mediterranean station Stareso on Corsica noticed that sea bream and other fish followed them on dives and even stole food that was actually intended as a reward. They were ...
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Flavour without the faff: Two healthy fish dishes to spice up dinnerEating healthier doesn’t have to mean settling for sad salads or giving up the meals you love. With recipes like spicy sea bream with gochujang noodles or Mexican-inspired basa tacos, from Green ...
CREDIT: Tomasek, Soller, Jordan (2025) Biology Letters. Of the dozens of fish species near the marine station, two species of sea bream were the most willing to engage in these training sessions.
Scientists perplexed to see wild fish recognise specific humans: ‘It was like they were studying us’
“Almost all fish have colour vision, so it is not surprising that the sea bream learned to associate the correct diver based on patches of colour on the body,” Dr Tomasek said. “We already ...
Of dozens of fish species inhabiting the marine station, two species of seabream in particular willingly engaged in the training sessions. Sea bream are best known to us as fish that we buy to eat ...
There are a number of fish that come under the banner of 'bream ... baking and frying. Sea bream is sold whole or as fillets. Ask the fishmonger to remove the scales for you.
I have used sea bream for this recipe although any firm white fish is great. Each serving provides 380 kcal, 30g protein, 5.5g carbohydrates (of which 4.5g sugars), 26g fat (of which 11.5g ...
Fish expert Mark Sargeant whips up sea bream with a warm tomato salad, while Ruth and Eamonn taste three different white wines which compliment fish. The question is, will they be able to figure ...
The Italian aquaculture sector is facing bureaucracy, high inflation and an invasive crustacean, but optimism remains.
Regional Fish Institute Ltd. started accepting orders on a crowdfunding site Sept. 17 for fatter sea bream treated by genome editing to modify a specific gene. Initially, sales are restricted to ...
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