Oopu, or Hawaiian gobies, are shown after being taken recently from Kahoma Stream in West Maui. Community members are concerned about the overharvesting of the native fish. -- KEKAI KEAHI photo ...

This image first appeared in the press release, "Two new species of freshwater goby fish discovered in Palawan, Philippines". Credit must be given to the creator.

Amphidromous gobies are a fascinating group of fish that exhibit unique life cycles, migrating between freshwater and marine environments. These fish are particularly interesting due to their ...

The goby river in Bioko seems to present a vision of what life used to look like before humans diverted, dammed and polluted the planet’s freshwater. A time-capsule back to when freshwater was ...

“I took a freshwater science and policy class with Jim Olson (president ... But a more concerning discovery is the gobies, quagga mussels and zebra mussels – all species invasive to the Great Lakes – ...

Gobies live and reproduce in freshwater streams and are bottom-dwellers, typically eating algae. Their pelvic fins are fused together to form a suction cup to help them stay in place against river ...

Freshwater is the lifeblood of our planet ... In search of safe breeding grounds, hundreds of gobies must rock climb up a 30m waterfall. Their mouth part appears to act like a kind of suction ...

Revealing life under water, whether portraying a particular marine or freshwater environment ... Alex Mustard (UK) shows the biodiversity of a healthy coral reef as ghost gobies swim within the ...

This is the bizarre moment a goby fish appeared to walk on land - sauntering over to a human to say 'hello'. Footage shows the fish, which appeared to be a mudskipper, emerging from a river in Sarawak ...