Utah Department of Natural Resources biologist Andrew Nagy and his colleagues search for June sucker fish in a small pond next to Hobble Creek in Springville on Wednesday, June 5, 2024.

The Shedd Aquarium's Karen Murchie expects her sucker research into longnose suckers to expand knowledge on a prime prey fish ...

Most people may not have heard of the Zuni bluehead sucker.But unless the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service takes urgent action, this endangered fish will go extinct.

Agreement calls for 400-acre habitat to protect imperiled Santa Ana sucker fish, kangaroo rat 'Finally, there’s good news for … unique and imperiled species struggling because of habitat loss ...

Sucker fish are vital to the Great Lakes ecosystem, forming a foundation on which other organisms depend, from macroinvertebrates to bald eagles. Aired 12/03/2024 | Rating NR.

Hello folks, this week we're on the shorelines baited up with tiny hooks and live worms as we catch the very tricky "sucker".

There are 78 species of these fish across North America, which means no matter where you live, there are likely suckers swimming close by. Winter’s arguments for why they should be more attractive to ...

Suckers have also been accused of eating the spawn of other game fish species and competing with them in the environment (like carp actually do), which isn’t the case at all.

Related: Nixa's Sucker Days throughout the years It was such a longstanding local tradition that Nixa residents decided to celebrate the humble bottom-feeding fish by launching Nixa Sucker Days in ...

CPW confirms 500 sucker fish dead in Lake Loveland due to low water levels; concerns grow as reservoir struggles to fill amid low snowpack and high temperatures. Skip Navigation.

But the newly recognized Green Sucker Fish is actually a distinct species found in the Weber, Bear, and Upper Snake Rivers. The Great Save of the New Fish Species In Grand Teton National Park ...

Years of legal wrangling were settled over preservation of threatened species, triggered by construction in the San Bernardino Mountains.