For centuries, lake sturgeon have moved quietly through the rivers and lakes of the Great Lakes region, growing slowly and aging in a way that has been difficult to measure. Their lives can stretch ...

Last fall on Marshyhope Creek, which flows into the Nanticoke River on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, biologists found something they thought they might never see: six adult female sturgeon that appeared ...

Along the murky depths of Atlantic coastal waters swims a living fossil that has remained largely unchanged for more than 100 million years. The Atlantic sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus) predates many ...

The Hudson River is home to a wealth of marine life thanks to the mingling of freshwater from the Adirondack Mountains and saltwater from the Atlantic Ocean. Because of this mix of waters, creatures ...

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SANDY HOOK -- The plated skeleton of a large sea animal washed ashore at Sandy Hook on June 3, to the surprise of day trippers to the bayside of the barrier island park. Piscataway couple Anida and ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A rare fish was recently pulled from the Kansas River. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks said Monday that fisheries biologists recently caught a lake sturgeon near Kaw ...

LAKE ST. CLAIR, Mich. (WJRT) - The Michigan DNR has just tagged its biggest sturgeon ever that has been a part of the sturgeon survey. Earlier this week, the DNR tagged its largest sturgeon by length.

Conservationists are celebrating the return of sturgeon to the Milwaukee River – 20 miles upstream from Lake Michigan. It’s the first time one of the giant fish was documented in Ozaukee County in ...

White sturgeon can grow to 12 feet long and live for a hundred years. Despite this, not a great deal is known about the lives of these ancient fish as they move between rivers, estuaries and the ocean ...

On Sunday, Jan. 11, Fripp Island resident Pete Sload was taking an afternoon walk along the beach when he discovered this sturgeon fish washed up on the shoreline. Courtesy of Pete Sload and Terri ...