Biology of Fishes

Biology of Fishes Biology of fish & Biology of sharks are the senior level course in fish biology at the University of We hope you enjoy our endeavors. Heather and Ian

This FB page is to supplement our courses on Fish and shark biology. It will contain interesting news from the world of fish biology and will serve as a resource for people interested in the amazing world of fish as well as being a forum for students taking our class. We set up this page to supplement our courses and keep our students up to date with the latest research in the field of fi

sh biology. However, we hope that anyone interested in fish will use our site for both picking up news and links to research papers that they find interesting as well as posting their own questions etc. We try and post regularly and we will let our FB friends know when the class is taking enrollments and post the new syllabus here first.

02/23/2021

the world's forgotten fish

02/09/2021

Shift is caused by the heating of the oceans and other wildlife is suffering more attacks

01/19/2021

Conservationists are strongly critical of the system used to prevent shark attacks off the beaches of KwaZulu-Natal, an area where sharks can be viewed by divers without cages

01/12/2021

Weaker sharks are less effective hunters, which can upset the balance of the ecosystem, say authors of study into impacts of hotter oceans

01/11/2021

Creatures that patrolled the oceans 3m years ago were about two metres long at birth, researchers find

12/21/2020

In new proof that 2020 has been a crappy year basically everywhere, scientists have captured video evidence of octopuses randomly punching at fish, possibly for no reason other than being spiteful.

11/23/2020

The population of shortfin mako, mainly caught as bycatch but also prized by sports fishermen, is facing an alarming decline

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11/19/2020

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In his new book, marine biologist and photographer Richard Smith reveals the tiny, magical world of pygmy seahorses, one of the most elusive fish on the planet

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