The oarfish, commonly referred to as the "doomsday fish," was captured on video as it approached beachgoers at Playa El Quemado in Mexico. It's rare to see the species in shallow waters.

Thousands of dead fish floated on the surface of the Bustillos Lagoon, near the town of Anahuac in Chihuahua in northern Mexico over the weekend, reports Reuters.

After all, the fish has long been associated with bad omens. “These creatures are seen as being harbingers of bad news, particularly disasters or destruction.

In Mexico, more than 700 marine species are fished in 83 fisheries, which support 200,000 Mexican families. Analysis of Mexico’s National Fishing Charter by IMIPAS indicates that 17 percent of ...

Environmental watchdogs accused a Mexico-based startup Thursday of violating international trade law by selling a health supplement made from endangered totoaba fish to several countries including ...

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has a challenge for anyone fishing in New Mexico this summer. The New Mexico Bass Challenge invites people to try catching four ...

I landed in San Jose del Cabo and met Jess, a journalist with an actual fishing background whose presence on the trip made much more sense than my own, and we set out for Los Barriles, our first ...

From 2019 to 2023, the annual number of visitors to Mexico by air, land or sea rose to 35.8 million from 32.8 million, according to data from Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography.

From fly fishing to bass bonanzas off the Yucatan or in Sinaloa, Mexico’s clear waters are studded with wildlife preserves and UNESCO world heritage sites.

Thousands of dead fish lie in the dry bed of the Bustillos Lagoon, Anahuac, as high temperatures and intense drought affects Chihuahua state in Mexico on June 7, 2024.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Researchers have discovered a prehistoric ‘demon-toothed’ fish in Socorro County, New Mexico. The fish, which lived over 300 million years ago, was discovered b… ...

SOCORRO, N.M. — A new species of a prehistoric fish was discovered in Socorro County. The "demon-toothed" fish was found to be living more than 300 million years ago.