Researchers at MIT's CSAIL have developed a soft robot fish that could enable closer study of aquatic life.
The seahorse is a very unusual animal. Sure, it's a fish, but it's also so un-fish-like. Along with its horse-shaped head, it has eyes like a chameleon that can move independently and a prehensile tail that, similar to a hand, can grip objects. But as we grow our understanding of these unique creatures, the data is also making us realize that seahorses need our help. Leading to a fact for certain, it's time we start paying more attention to seahorses.
Some fish species use sound to communicate, and these vocalizations could be key for scientists studying both fish and their freshwater ecosystems.
MIT unveiled a robotic fish will help scientists get closer to aquatic life than ever before.
While waiting for a fish to bite, have you ever thought of how they live each day and what they need to survive? What Fish Need For Their Basic Needs A fish experiences three essential urges. Each one sustains them and brings their reproduction into a complete cycle of life.…
MIT researchers have created an automated robotic fish that looks and moves like the real thing.
Deep-freezing fish can kill harmful parasites if the temperature stays cold enough long enough, according to F.D.A. guidelines.
Robotic flappers and models could help researchers understand a basic mystery of fish evolution.
Fish gender is far from straightforward. There are male fish, there are female fish, there are hermaphroditic fish, and then there are intersex fish—whose