An invasive species of fish that can live out of water has been found lurking in Canada, experts warn. The Department of ...

“When we started nine years ago, we got the tomatoes in mid-July, but with climate change, we now get them in August,” Galliot observes. His mother grows more than 30 varieties – including ...

At this stage, the fish—still in freshwater—begin to turn and swim with the current. "We get them ready to turn to salt water," Claire said. Ancient aquifers power modern aquaculture ...

Aimee France, maker of artfully bumpy and leaning cakes with ingredients like Earl Grey, calendula, and cognac–tonka bean buttercream, didn’t necessarily expect to become a full-time baker.

When cold water hits your body, your cardiovascular system springs into emergency mode. Your heart rate initially spikes as part of the shock response, then typically slows down as your body adjusts.

Cold Creek, a 5-mile, meandering run of clear water that starts from holes in the ground and flushes into Sandusky Bay within view of Cedar Point, is one.

Making life livable in Florida for cold-water fish requires a $250 million building with a matrix of enormous pipes, 36 450,000-gallon fish tanks with a constant flow of water, and 241 employees ...

A new study found that cold-water immersion offers a number of short-lived potential health benefits. In the 12 hours after cold-water immersion, participants had reduced stress levels.

“Cold-water immersion has been extensively researched and used in sporting contexts to help athletes recover, but despite its growing popularity among health and well-being circles, little is ...

At Port Manatee, water temperatures bottomed out at 44.6 degrees. That’s just about as cold as the bay will get, one fisherman said.

If you live near a body of water in the northern latitudes, you likely have heard of your local polar bear club — usually made up of a group of hearty swimmers who take part in cold water swimming.