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Sleep is a universal biological need, yet it looks different across the animal kingdom. Fish, in particular, display sleep in ways that can seem almost mysterious. They don’t have eyelids (except for a few species like sharks), they live in constantly moving water, and many inhabit environments full of predators. Despite these challenges, fish do … Read more
For years, anglers, scientists, and animal-care advocates have debated the same question: Do fish feel pain? While fish have very different bodies and brains than mammals, growing research suggests they can experience something more than simple reflexes. They respond to injury, show signs of distress, and can even learn to avoid painful situations. This does … Read more
Overfishing is one of the most pressing environmental challenges affecting the world’s oceans today. As global demand for seafood continues to rise, many fish populations are being harvested faster than they can naturally reproduce. This imbalance threatens marine biodiversity, food security, and the livelihoods of millions of people who depend on the fishing industry. Understanding … Read more
Fish swimming together in coordinated groups — schools — is one of the ocean’s most iconic sights. Beneath the beauty there are practical reasons: safety, feeding efficiency, navigation, and even energy savings. Below I unpack those reasons in plain language, then point you to solid places to watch, experience, or study schooling behavior without relying … Read more
The global fisheries and aquaculture sector is vast, spanning oceans, rivers, and farms — but some countries stand out by almost every measure: fleet size, production volume, export reach, and corporate clout. In this article, we explore which nations dominate global fishing, who does it most sustainably, and where you might source popular fishing gear. … Read more
Fishing has long been woven into human history—not only as a means of sustenance but also as a cultural tradition, a recreational pastime, and a method for connecting with the natural world. Today, many people wonder whether fishing still qualifies as a “life skill” in a world brimming with supermarkets, technological conveniences, and fast-paced routines. … Read more
Fish are one of the most diverse and abundant groups of animals on the planet. From the deepest ocean trenches to the freshwater rivers in remote regions, fish are found in nearly every aquatic environment. With their diversity, it can be challenging to pinpoint exactly how many fish species exist across the globe. In this … Read more
For centuries, fishing has been an essential part of human livelihood—providing food security, shaping cultures, and influencing global trade. Today, the fishing industry spans oceanic commercial fleets, inland freshwater ecosystems, advanced aquaculture systems, and a thriving recreational sector. Many nations stand out for their expertise, geography, and large-scale investment in fisheries. This article explores which … Read more
The global fishing industry plays a critical role in feeding millions of people and supporting economies around the world. Yet, beneath the surface of this vast enterprise lie serious environmental, social, and economic challenges. Industrial-scale fishing fleets, driven by high demand and advanced technologies, harvest the oceans at a rate that often exceeds ecological limits. … Read more
Fishing has evolved from a purely subsistence activity into a recreational hobby practiced by millions worldwide. Modern anglers have access to an impressive range of equipment, tactics, and digital resources, all designed to make fishing more enjoyable and productive. Below, we explore the most popular fishing methods, highlighting their uses, benefits, and suitability for different … Read more