The Guardian: High Carp Prices Affect Poles→
/Reuters in Warsaw:
Ian Rose: Restaurant Menus and Climate Change→
/The Atlantic:
Kieran Lindsey: The Great Pumpkinseed
/Center for Humans and Nature:
This colorful Centrarchidae with scarlet-lipped ear flaps is sheathed in seedy speckles of colors that range from Caramel orange to Lemon Drop yellow, Red Hots red to Starburst blue-raspberry blue and Lifesavers lime green. The “official” origin story is that the common name for this mid-sized fish (4-11″ or 10-28 cm, tipping the scales at a maximum of 1.5 lbs or 680 g) derives from the oval contour of the body rather than the coloration pattern.
Jeff Renaud: Predicting Fish Recovery from Mercury Pollution
/University of Western Ontario:
More information: Paul Blanchfield, Experimental evidence for recovery of mercury-contaminated fish populations, Nature (2021). DOI: 10.1038/s41586-021-04222-7. www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04222-7
Emma Bryce: Fish for Food with Low Impact→
/Anthropocene Magazine
Mike McFeely: Bigmouth Buffalo Centenarians→
/Duluth News Tribune:
Solomon David: Bowfin, North America’s Underdog Fish→
/Cool Green Science:
One of my favorite fish to observe!
Krishnadev Calamur: A Fish With Cancer Raises Questions→
/NPR
In addition to this story, more Information on the fish populations in the Susquehanna River is available here.
Forests are Good for Fish→
/Jason G. Goldman, writing for Conservation:
One can eat only what is brought in.
Fish forced into the ‘foraging arena’ when lakes lose their trees→
/Adam Hinterthuer, writing for University of Wisconsin-Madison:
Interesting study from the Center of Limnology.