Florida wildlife officials to necropsy 20 dead sawfish found in Florida Keys

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission along with researchers are trying to figure out what caused the deaths of 20 endangered sawfish found in the Florida Keys within the last six weeks. Some researchers believe an algae toxin may be causing the deaths, but still no one is sure.

Invasive mussels pose threat to Yellowstone National Park

Because of the park's location, the introduction of invasive mussels could put the currently mussel-free waters in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho at risk.

Warmer temps, New Moon bring active fish
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Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina joins Good Day for the first of two appearances on Friday to talk about the warmer temperatures and how that excites the fish and gets them active.

Whale that vanished from Atlantic over 200 years ago spotted off Massachusetts: 'Shouldn't exist'

Scientists from the New England Aquarium (NEA) in Boston were flying off the coast of Nantucket on Friday when they saw a leviathan that has been extinct for over 200 years: a gray whale.

White shark breaks records with historic journey from South Carolina to Mexico

A white shark, LeeBeth, recently made a historic journey from South Carolina to Mexico, marking the furthest westward tracking of a white shark in the Gulf of Mexico.

March Napness: Contest underway to find the sleepiest sanctuary bear

You’ve heard of March Madness and Fat Bear Week, but are you ready for March Napness? As hibernating season comes to an end, the search is on for the sleepiest sanctuary bear.

Snook season opens on doorstep into spring
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March 1 marks the first day of snook season, and Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says these transitionary periods between seasons are some of his favorite times of year to fish.

15-foot great white shark washes up on Florida beach

A massive female great white shark washed up dead on a Florida panhandle beach over the weekend, according to conservation officials.

Joro spiders known for giant webs poised to invade more US cities, study warns

Joro spiders have been found in new research to be even more "urban tolerant" than previously believed, setting these creatures up to invade even more U.S. cities.

Full moon brings flushing water for next week
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With the full moon, fish should be actively feeding, despite some choppy conditions on the front end of this weekend.

70 coins pulled from white alligator's stomach in Nebraska

Last week, Thibodaux, a 36-year-old leucistic alligator at the Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, underwent a procedure to remove a stomach full of coins. Leucism is a condition that causes partial loss of all types of pigmentation.