35th Wffc Bih 2015

If there’s one thing you know about puffer fish, it’s that they can do this. When aggravated by a predator, they, you know, puff up. Some puffers, like the porcupine fish, become a bona fide spike ball, moving through the water seemingly out of control. But if you peer inside a puffer, you’ll learn that […]

All we want to do is like cook the best like regional and locally focused food without being like too much of that farm to table. You know years ago when we opened this restaurant in 2008… We don’t always have to put our farmers on the menu, we don’t have like to say like, […]

Hi, I’m Rob Stewart. Coming up on America’s Heartland. You may not realize it, but a lot of what’s produced on farms in America is all about you. Come along as we take a look at that country to consumer connection. We’ll take you to Wyoming where one farmer is hauling in a harvest of […]

Hello from the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Happy (Un)Boxing Day! My name is Athena and I work in Conservation & Science, where we study animals and ecosystems to help protect the ocean. Every day we got some really cool tools in the mail. Let’s unbox some science! Oh hey Hank! Athena: OK, go ahead Chuck. […]

It’s AumSum Time. Can you guess the title of my next video? Hurry up. Write your guess in the comments section below. Why are fish eating plastic? Every year, about 8 million metric tons of plastic waste is dumped into our oceans. Hence, in some parts of the oceans. There is more plastic than planktons […]

Here’s John fighting a, fighting a big one. (Laughter.) (Laughter.) Captain John. Well, it’s not a humpy anyhow. It’s not a humpy? I think that’s, oh no, that’s a spring. It’s a spring, Yeah. Well, maybe a big coho. Yeah. Anytime they start fighting from the side that’s a pretty good…. Pretty good fish? Pretty […]

Ray-finned fishes are some of the most abundant and most diverse animals in the ocean today. But how did they get to that point? A new study from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego might have some answers for us. Lead author Elizabeth Sibert tells us more: My name is Elizabeth Sibert […]

My job was spotting tuna on a purse seiner… Herding the fish into the nets, blocking nets… …and that pretty much covers it I think. Using the FADs was part of their every day routine. Sometimes up to half a day was spent making them… …there would be at any one time stacks, stockpiles of […]

The Icelandic fishing industry is important to the Icelandic nation and the country’s economy. Over the last two decades or so a significant increase has been seen in the value of exported Icelandic Seafood yet at the same time the overall quantity of caught fish has stayed relatively unchanged. Changes of this magnitude do not […]