The utility has approved an additional $3.3 million for fish passages at the Carmen-Smith Hydro Electric project along the McKenzie River about 70 miles east of Eugene.

Scientists found a toothless fish with large eyes in shallows streams and discovered a new species: Javier’s electric knifefish, study said.

Scientists found a toothless fish with large eyes in shallows streams and discovered a new species: Javier’s electric knifefish, study said.

Some fish had “lighter and more translucent” bellies, revealing their internal organs, researchers said. Several Microsternarchus javieri, or Javier’s electric knifefish. Photos from Pinilla ...

“No one's ever tried to reduce fish escapement with an electric barrier in this type of situation before or this type of setting. It's the first time we know of that this has ever been attempted ...

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Numerous ray species pose little to no harm to humans, and, in some cases, may pass undetected by divers, boaters, and swimmers. A couple of such rays are found in Metro Vancouver waters. Rays ...

One, the Pacific Torpedo ray can give an electric shock. Skip to content. ... The local electric fish can also generate "up to 45 volts of electricity" to capture prey or in defence.

The elephant-nose fish detects electric pulses from its neighbours to extend the distance over which it senses objects. The elephant-nose fish senses its environment by emitting electrical pulses.

A research duo at Columbia's Zuckerman Institute has found evidence that this kind of collective sensing occurs in close-knit groups of African weakly electric fish, also known as elephantnose fish.