It’s not clear what overtook this school of fish, but the remnant—an untimely demise etched in a limestone slab for all eternity—is a breathtaking glimpse of ancient fish shoaling. A social ...

The shoal with one 'brain': Striking images show fish avoiding the jaws of a shark in their midst. Photographs show reef shark passing though a shoal in Queensland ...

A shoal of 259 fish preserved in a slab of limestone, dating back to at least 50 million years ago, from the Green River Formation. Image Credit: Mizumoto et al, Proceedings of the Royal Society B ...

fish shoals Shoals of fish are able to move and turn in seamless formation by following simple rules that are like those used by car drivers, say researchers. The research, which builds on earlier ...

A five foot long (1.5 meter) robo-fish prototype that monitors oxygen levels and salinity is currently being tested in waters north of Spain as part of the EU-funded Shoal Consortium project.

Fish can band together, sometimes in the millions, to form a school or shoal. They will move as one, like a flock of birds, so long as each fish stays in line with the fish that surround it.

Shoal of robot fish casts a wider data net. ... Robotic fish with flapping fins and tails have been programmed to swim in a school by researchers at the University of Washington in Seattle.

The event, though dramatic, is unlikely to devastate the capelin population, as this particular shoal represented a mere fraction — about 0.1% — of the species that spawn in the region.

AUSTIN, Texas — People in North Austin noticed something fishy at Shoal Creek this week. They reported several dead fish and a change in the color of the water. Matt Frank told KVUE's Kelsey ...

Each fish represents one of the 900 trawlers from the East Yorkshire port sunk between 1835 and 1980.