There is some anecdotal evidence indicating that fish do recognize individual humans, but this evidence comes exclusively ...

One captive-bred species, archerfish ... eight meters underwater at a research site in the Mediterranean Sea where populations of wild fish have become habituated to the presence of scientists.

A new study reveals that the canal, inaugurated in 1914, is favoring a cross-invasion of species between the Atlantic and the ...

Now, a team from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior have asked; and the fish have responded. Wild fish can recognize individual humans. And, more than that, they follow specific divers they ...

One captive-bred species, archerfish ... eight meters underwater at a research site in the Mediterranean Sea where populations of wild fish have become habituated to the presence of scientists.

As more species are admitted into the ... about 26.2 feet of water at a research site in the Mediterranean Sea. Here, populations of wild fish have become habituated to humans.

Wild fish can recognize and follow specific human divers, distinguishing between individuals based on visual cues.

Most people wouldn’t guess ‘fish’ when asked about intelligence in animals, but new research in the journal Biology Letters ...

EVER since the second series of The White Lotus aired two years ago, set on the Italian hilltop town of Taormina, Sicily has ...

To test this, scientists conducted a series of experiments at a research site eight meters underwater in the Mediterranean Sea where ... pleased. Two species of seabream fish were particularly ...