At almost 30 miles long, Upper Klamath Lake is the home to several types of fish that live only here. Two of them are called C’waam and Koptu in the Klamath Tribes’ traditional language or ...

the shrine of Goddess Kali at Kali Gali in Cuttack city is known for its delectable ‘Fish Bhoga’. The tradition of the daily offering of the non-vegetarian ‘Bhoga’ to the deity at the ...

The fish live nowhere else on Earth. C’waam and koptu were one of the tribes’ main foods for millennia, a gift from Gmok’umps, the creator, according to tribal chairman Don Gentry. But their numbers ...

Two species of fish are going into the tank: Koptu and C’waam, aka shortnose and Lost River suckers. The fish range in age and size, but all have reached a critical threshold, measuring at least ...

C’waam and koptu fish usually arrive in early spring to spawn in the creeks and rivers around Upper Klamath Lake, in southern Oregon. But this year, the fish didn’t turn up as expected.

steelhead and the fish they are culturally affiliated with: the c'waam, or Lost River sucker and the koptu, or shortnose sucker. Those fish once inhabited both Upper and Lower Klamath lakes and ...

Laboratory tests at Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU) have shown that the death of thousands of fish at the ‘Kali Bein’ rivulet over the past two days at ...

"No one has had any issue with the temple being next to a fish market until now," he added. Sanjeev Bhattacharya, a priest at the Kali Temple near the market, said fish is considered auspicious in ...

JALANDHAR: Just a week before people will come to take a dip in the Holy Kali Bein during the festival of Baisakhi dead fish were found floating in it The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh ...