New study discovers worrying microplastics in New Zealand’s seabed
Scientists didn’t expect to find a range of different microplastics so far away from an urban area. Study reinforces plastic finds in fish elsewhere in NZ.
Tag: fish
World’s oldest tropical reef fish found off WA coast
Latest find 300km off the coast of Broome beats previous longevity record by a mammoth 20 years, say scientists.
Greatest fishing story ever: This great white shark jumped straight into an Australian fisherman’s boat
Fair dinkum! Aussie fisherman rescued, survives to tell the tale about this 2.7 metre great white shark jumping straight into his boat...
New generation fish and chips restaurants snoot up the UK dish
Would you like some fennel with your overpriced fish and no chips? A new wave of fish and chips restaurants in the UK are serving fancy alternatives to the traditional dish.
Endangered Australian blobfish voted world’s ugliest animal
The grumpy-looking and rarely seen deep-sea blobfish, found off the coast of Australia, has been crowned the world’s ugliest animal in a competition to raise awareness of aesthetically challenged animals facing extinction.
The fish, the whole fish and nothing but the fish
CHRIS’S KITCHEN | This week saw me taking a SOS phone call from my good mate Phil Hemmings to rescue a special night with his lady.
Getting to know your local fishmonger in London
CHRIS’S KITCHEN | With the warm, summery weather comes the need for tasty, summery dishes and our Aussie chef in London has deemed it the right time to let us in on some foodie trade secrets.
The fish converter – helping Aussies understand British seafood
CHRIS'S KITCHEN | Are you a little bewildered when buying and eating fish in the UK? Puzzled about what is Dab? Mystified about whether whiting is the same. And just downright confused why you can’t find snapper!? Dismay no longer, as Chris Ark answers all those fishy questions.
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