Barracudas are famously fearsome, streamlined marine hunters. They belong to the Sphyraenidae family of fish and are known ...

This slow-motion video captures a school of the Barracuda fish searching for prey in sunlit water s near the Bahamas. The predatory fish are swimming between the water surface and the coral reefs ...

A sleek and bloodthirsty marine predator, the Barracuda is one of the fastest and most aggressive fish in the ocean, capable ...

They are known for their elongated body, sharp teeth and powerful jaws, the barracuda can reach speeds of up to 35 mph. It hunts small fish with sudden bursts of speed and strong bites.

Forough Alaei’s stunning photographs of a community of fisherwomen on a remote island in the Persian Gulf.

People who eat those fish risk being infected. That’s why it’s a generally a bad idea to eat not only parrotfish, but also species like barracuda, which are legal to harvest.

A woman in South Florida is believed to have been the victim of a very rare barracuda attack. The incident occurred at a beach in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and she was treated on the beach before being ...

Some invertebrates have tooth-like structures, but the underlying tissues are completely different. This means teeth originated during the evolution of the earliest vertebrates: fish.

It is found offshore, around wrecks, reefs and underwater pinnacles. Inshore, barracuda hunt around piers, bridges, sand and grass flats, and wherever smaller fish congregate. Barracuda Fishing ...

A peculiar-looking fish washed up on the shores of Seaside Beach in Oregon, leaving some fascinated by its freakish appearance. Facebook/Seaside Aquarium According to the NOAA, lancetfish are ...

Experts at the Seaside Aquarium identified the fish as a Longnose Lancetfish. It slightly resembles a Barracuda, and this is one fish you would not expect to stumble upon during your Oregon beach trip ...

A deep-sea fish with an unusual appearance recently washed ashore on an Oregon beach, surprising a local aquarium. The Seaside Aquarium identified it as a longnose lancetfish.