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    California marks 10 years of ivory and rhino horn trade ban●CDFW News | 10 Years of AB 96 in Action: Ivory and Rhino Horn Ban Gave CDFW the Might to Fight Wildlife Trafficking in California, Around the World✉newsEnvironmentWildlifejust now

    The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is marking a decade since AB 96 took effect, the state law banning the sale of most ivory and rhinoceros horn. The department says the ban has given its wildlife officers the legal power to pursue traffickers operating in California and linked to smuggling networks abroad, contributing to global efforts against elephant and rhino poaching.

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    A user posting on Hacker News under 'Tell HN' has shared a farewell message titled 'Thanks for All the Fish', a phrase borrowed from Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide series traditionally used when saying goodbye. The post has drawn modest engagement from other users, who appear to be responding to the departing member's message of thanks.

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    Mega-Industrial Trawlers Threaten Europe's Ocean Health●‘Mega-Industrial’ Trawlers Threaten Europe’s Ocean Health. Europe’s floating factories make up just one percent of the fMmastodonEnvironmentClimate262 min ago

    Environmental reporting highlights that Europe's 'mega-industrial' trawlers—floating factories making up just one percent of the fishing fleet—catch more than half of the fish landed and cause the majority of environmental damage. The figures have sparked debate over industrial fishing's outsized impact on ocean ecosystems and whether EU fishing policy should rein in the largest vessels.

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    Salmon Thriving After Klamath River Dam Removals●Salmon Are Thriving After Klamath River Dam RemovalsYhnEnvironmentClimate72 min ago

    Salmon populations on the Klamath River are recovering quickly following the removal of dams along the California-Oregon waterway. The dam removals, completed as the largest river restoration project in US history, have reopened habitat and improved water conditions for fish. The report is drawing attention as a notable success story for river restoration and fisheries recovery.

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    US Fish and Wildlife Service officials have returned a set of stolen cultural artifacts to the Osage Nation, restoring items of tribal heritage that were taken unlawfully. The repatriation has been welcomed as a meaningful step toward correcting historical wrongs, with supporters noting the importance of returning sacred objects to the communities that created them.

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    Comparing Britain's cheapest and most expensive fish and chips●Britain's CHEAPEST vs MOST EXPENSIVE Fish and Chips▶youtubeTechnologySemiconductors260.9K9 min ago

    A comparison of fish and chips prices across Britain, from the cheapest portions to the most expensive, is drawing wide attention. Viewers are reacting to how far apart the cost of the national dish can be, with many discussing rising food prices, portion sizes and whether the priciest versions are worth the money.

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    How SpaceX Saved $120 Million With a Giant Net●Here's How SpaceX Saved $120 Million With (and Without) a Really Big Fishnet✉newsScienceSpace7 min ago

    SpaceX reportedly saved $120 million through a novel recovery technique involving an oversized net. The method, described as a 'really big fishnet,' was used alongside other cost-saving measures to recover rocket hardware, underscoring the company's ongoing push to cut launch costs through reusability and unconventional engineering solutions.

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    Flooding submerges Bangkok streets, snakes and fish swim through●THAILAND FLOOD BANGKOK UNDERWATER SNAKES & FISH ON STREETS WORLD NEWS ENGLISH▶youtubeWorld1.1M47 min ago

    Severe flooding in Thailand has left parts of Bangkok underwater, with videos and reports showing snakes and fish swimming along flooded streets. News outlets are covering the scale of the inundation and its impact on residents. The unusual sight of wildlife in city streets has drawn wide attention as heavy rains continue to batter the Thai capital.

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    Blue Star Families hosts fishing day for military families●Blue Star Families hosts family fishing day for military families✉newsWorldDefense37 min ago

    Blue Star Families organized a family fishing day for military families, as reported by The Robesonian. The event gave service members and their loved ones a chance to spend relaxed time together outdoors. Blue Star Families regularly runs community activities aimed at supporting the wellbeing of military spouses, children and veterans.

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    Home-cooked traditional fish dishes brought to hospitalized mother●I've got some cod, ginger & onions slowly simmering in clay pot. Making Mom more traditional fish dishes to bring to theMmastodonHealth101 h ago

    A person is simmering cod with ginger and onions in a clay pot to bring traditional fish dishes to their mother in hospital, believing fish supports her recovery. They also brought her dragonfruit, papaya and roasted unsalted nuts and seeds the evening before, sharing the comforting routine of caring for a sick parent through food.

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    Fish Vendor's Tuna Cutting Skills Impress Viewers in Sorong, Papua●The Art of Fish Cutting! How a Vendor Cuts Tuna at a Traditional Market in Sorong, Southwest Papua,▶youtubeCultureArt741.4K58 min ago

    A vendor at a traditional market in Sorong, Southwest Papua, is drawing wide attention for the remarkable skill displayed while cutting and preparing fresh tuna. The technique, described by viewers as an art form, showcases the precision and craftsmanship of local fish sellers in Papua. The footage has attracted hundreds of thousands of likes, turning an everyday market task into a celebrated spectacle of Indonesian culinary tradition.

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    European Parliament hears case for supporting small-scale fisheries●Public hearing on "Stepping up the EU’s support to small-scale fisheries" | Hearings | Events | PECH | Committees✉newsWorldEU Politics44 min ago

    The European Parliament's fisheries committee (PECH) is holding a public hearing on stepping up EU support for small-scale fisheries. The session brings together lawmakers and stakeholders to discuss how EU policy and funding can better assist small-scale fishing communities, which make up a large share of the EU fleet but often struggle with regulation, costs and market pressures.

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    Trump's fishing industry allies begin to turn on him●Trump tried to make an ally out of fishermen. Some have started to turn on him✉newsWorldPolitics46 min ago

    President Trump courted commercial fishermen as a political ally, but that support is now fraying. Some in the fishing industry have begun openly turning on him, a notable shift in a sector he had courted as part of his base. The exact grievances are not detailed, but the reversal highlights growing tension between the administration and a constituency it once counted on.

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    Live deep ocean diving challenge draws massive audience●Live : Deep ocean diving and catching fishes |Very hard challenge▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans2.7M1 h ago

    A live broadcast shows divers descending into deep ocean waters to catch fish, presented as an extremely difficult challenge. The stream has drawn millions of likes and heavy engagement, with viewers watching the dangerous dive and fishing attempts unfold in real time.

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    Eyestripe Surgeonfish Spotted Swimming Over Ocean Reef●Eyestripe Surgeonfish, aka Palani, swimming over an ocean reef. It is very similar in appearance to Kala, the YellowfinMmastodonEnvironment121 h ago

    A wildlife photographer has shared images of an eyestripe surgeonfish, known in Hawaii as the palani, gliding over a coral reef. The fish closely resembles the yellowfin surgeonfish, called kala, making the two species easy to confuse. Prints of the photographs are being offered for sale, with the post drawing modest attention from ocean and marine-life enthusiasts.

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    Live deep ocean diving challenge draws huge audience●Live : Deep ocean diving and catching fishes | hard challenge▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans3.3M1 h ago

    A live-streamed deep ocean diving challenge focused on catching fish is attracting millions of viewers and hundreds of thousands of likes, ranking among the most-watched live broadcasts globally. Viewers are following the divers' attempts to catch fish at depth in what is presented as a difficult, endurance-based challenge, with strong engagement continuing across the broadcast.

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    Whole Roasted Snapper with Couscous Touted as Fresh Fall Dish●This Whole Roasted Snapper with Couscous Is a Fresh Fall Dish✉newsLifeFood54 min ago

    Hudson Valley Magazine is featuring a recipe for whole roasted snapper served with couscous, presenting it as a light, fresh option for the fall season. The dish pairs whole fish roasted and plated with the grain, offering home cooks an alternative to heavier autumn fare.

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    Artist Elise Richman is discussing Snake River salmon through her artwork, exploring the plight of the fish in the Pacific Northwest. The conversation ties her creative practice to environmental concerns surrounding salmon populations and their habitat. Details of where the discussion took place and the specific works involved remain limited.

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    Taiwan fires water cannons at Chinese fishing boat near Dongsha●Maritime Deterrence | Taiwan uses water cannons to repel a Chinese fishing boat after it repeatedly refused orders to le𝕏xCN21 h ago

    Taiwan's coast guard used water cannons to drive away a Chinese fishing boat that repeatedly ignored orders to leave waters surrounding Dongsha Island. The incident underscores ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait, where Chinese vessels frequently operate near Taiwan-held outposts, prompting Taipei to reinforce its maritime deterrence measures.

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    Rich Lincoln, founder of the sustainable seafood organization Ocean Outcomes, has died. The organization works with seafood suppliers, fishing communities and businesses to improve the environmental sustainability of fisheries, particularly in Asia. The news was reported by seafood industry outlet Undercurrent News. Details about his age, cause of death or the circumstances have not been made available, and tributes from colleagues have not yet been widely reported.

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    Ken Fisher says midterms could fuel next stock rally●Ken Fisher: Midterms could fuel the next stock market rally✉newsBusinessMarkets1 h ago

    Investor Ken Fisher argues that the US midterm elections could set up the next stock market rally, pointing to historical patterns where equities have performed strongly after midterm votes. His comments, published on Fox Business, suggest political gridlock and reduced policy uncertainty may improve conditions for investors heading into the following year.

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