A Chennai-based management professional and passionate native fish enthusiast, Beta Mahatvaraj, has had a rare species from Karnataka named after him for his contributions to freshwater biodiversity.

In today’s video, I return to the abandoned pool where I previously found fish living in the most unexpected place. Months later… are they still alive?

News Published: 17 June 1880 On a New Jelly-Fish of the Order Trachomedusæ, Living in Fresh Water E. RAY LANKESTER Nature 22, 147–148 (1880) Cite this article ...

Basking sharks are the second-largest fish in the world, behind only Whale Sharks, growing up to 12 metres in length. Just think, that's a shark longer than a double-decker London bus. They can also ...

Basking sharks are the second-largest fish in the world, behind only Whale Sharks, growing up to 12 metres in length. Just think, that's a shark longer than a double-decker London bus.