Dramatic footage by Ian Haggerty captures an underwater rescue after several marine animals became trapped inside abandoned fishing gear. Deep beneath the surface, Ian discovered a derelict trap ...

An out-of-place “gangster-ass” crab wielding a blade was caught on camera trying to attack a Florida man and his adorable pooch in a shocking viral video. Sunshine State resident Eduardo Alvarez ...

After half a decade of worryingly low numbers, the Chesapeake Bay's blue crab population appears to be fighting its way out of a slump. This year's field sampling estimated a total population of 349 ...

Researchers have spent the past two years studying the interactions between common octopuses and blue crabs and perfecting breeding techniques. Regione Emilia-Romagna Blue crabs have invaded the ...

After an influx of invasive crabs, The Boot is sending in the tentacles. The country is now arming its waters with 130,000 octopuses after a surge of blue crabs spent decades quietly swarming the seas ...

The effort, called Octo-Blu, aims to strengthen a native octopus population rather than introduce a new species Alamy Scientists have released 130,000 octopus paralarvae to combat invasive blue crabs ...

Italy’s answer to an invasive crab problem comes with eight arms. According toScientific American, in a bid to protect fisheries battered by blue crabs, scientists have begun seeding the Adriatic Sea ...

In a crowded field of games both about fishing and that have fishing in them, the simply named How to Fish has surprisingly managed to reel people in. As I write this, it’s got over 127k players on ...

Embattled Mediterranean fisheries and ecosystems may soon be saved by an eight-limbed army. Italian scientists have released 130,000 common octopuses (and counting) to fight blue crabs that have ...

Blue crabs arrived in the Mediterranean decades ago to wreak havoc in Italy's clam-producing northeast Scientists hope the 'Octo-Blu' project will grow the population of octopuses -- to prey upon the ...

Imagine bringing home fresh blue crabs for dinner, only to discover they have other plans. That’s exactly what happened to comedian and personality Arielle Alesha Jenkins (@ariellejenkinsjr), whose ...

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