The fish, which has been identified as a carp by USA Today, has it own, normal fish eyes and mouth, but the dark markings on the fish’s head makes it look like it has a second set of more human ...

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday asked its social media followers to identify a fish with “human-like incisors.” The department posted a riddle to its Facebook ...

That, or he’s just a fish with some parks on his head that look a good deal like a man’s face. Malcolm Pawson bought the ‘friendly’ Japanese fish three years ago when he was just run-of ...

No fish in human history – or, we guess, fish history – has ever looked more glamorous than this little guy caught in Thailand. Anglers in Nakhon Pathom, about 30 miles west of Bangkok, pulled ...

The fish, which looks like a species of carp, gobbles something from the edge of the water and then retreats beneath the surface. It does this while wearing a human face. Mother Nature is a mad ...

A groundbreaking study of 7,000-year-old exposed coral reef fossils reveals how human fishing has transformed Caribbean reef ...

"I mean, nothing with human-like teeth." It turned out that Charlie had landed a pacu, a fish that's a cousin of the piranha — and whose outsized teeth have long struck fear in swimmers.

Planet Earth Only 0.001% of deep ocean has ever been explored by humans — an area equal to the size of Rhode Island. ... Why do deep-sea fish look like aliens? News.

Rare Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught By 11-Year-Old US Boy, Pics Go Viral The fish turned out to belong to the Pacu family, a group of species native to South America closely related to piranhas.

Charlie Clinton, 11, of Edmond, Oklahoma, caught an exotic, invasive fish known as the Pacu, a fish that is not native to Oklahoma. Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation/Twitter An 11-year ...

New fish species with human-like teeth named after popular movie villain ... A look at the top-trending stories in food, relationships, great outdoors and more. Arrives Twice a week.

A funky-looking fish with human-looking teeth that likely began its life in an aquarium was caught by a South Carolina teenager last weekend in Lake Hartwell. Drew Patrick, a 15-year-old from ...