Fish

Australian fisherman Trapman Bermagui, who filmed the encounter, said he could hear the attack from over 300 feet away.

The fangtooth fish, otherwise known as the ogrefish, has the largest teeth relative to body size of any marine species.

"White sharks are coastal during this time of year and can come quite close to shore," a shark expert said.

The skipper and his five passengers were relieved there was a windscreen between them and the shark as it thrashed around on deck.

The shark's jaw was "ripped completely out" in an injury likely sustained from a commercial fishing line.

Marine biologist Ingrid Visser told Newsweek the fish is likely to have been attacked while hooked on the line.

The 17-second clip shows potentially hundreds of killer whales surrounding the fishing boat, looking for an easy meal.

"Be careful where you step out there on the beach, guys. Not all the rocks are actually rocks," Daniel Brown said after the encounter.

Many social-media users likened the creature to Kenny McCormick from the animated television series "South Park."

"I've never seen this kind of golden bowfin in person or in photos," aquatic ecologist Solomon David told Newsweek.

Ancient humans are thought to have crossed into the Americas via a land bridge between modern-day Russia and Alaska.

If you are not eating the fish's skin—or if the skin has been cooked—you're unlikely to get sick, said Dr. Anthony Ouellette.

Giant isopods are thought to have existed for more than 160 million years, evidence from the fossil record indicates.

Cannonball jellyfish can wash up en masse due to seasonal population blooms, resulting in thousands being seen on beaches.

When the pelican eel spots potential prey, it inflates its mouth drastically, like a balloon, and creates a giant pouch that acts like a net.

The dead sunfish found off the coast of the Azores in the North Atlantic weighed more than a white rhino.

"It definitely looks like a monkfish and a few experts agree. Certainly, looks the same as a monkfish picture," the fisherman told Newsweek.

A truly fin-spirational story.

"Not me crying over a dog that got his fish back," one commenter wrote.

A video posted to Facebook shows the fish flowing down a lane, appearing to suffocate as the water runs dry. The phenomenon is so far unexplained.

Users on TikTok were impressed by the incredible clownfish, including one user who said: "She's one determined lady."

André Frisk, who captured the footage, told Newsweek: "I couldn't stop thinking about what happened, and what was down there?"

Morty the corgi's owner says he "visits the fish whenever he's out in the yard" and was once "so excited" he jumped into the pond to see them.

Two contenders have been accused of placing lead balls into the stomachs of fish to make them heavier and videos showed the moment it was allegedly unveiled.

"It was sort of alarming but also very frustrating because I worked hard to catch that fish," fisherman Connor told Newsweek.

The Greenback cutthroat trout was discovered reproducing naturally after decades of intensive recovery efforts to bring the fish from the brink of extinction.

The discovery suggests that the giant and extremely rare fish species, feared extinct, still exists in the Mekong river.

Micka Burkhart reeled in what is expected to be a record-breaking 118 pound fish on a 30-pound test line.

Microplastics accumulate up the food chain, increasing in concentration in predators compared with prey.

Four-foot waves were recorded in a tiny pool in Death Valley called Devils Hole, having been caused by an earthquake in Mexico, 1000 miles away.