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California working to count the Bay Area's freakiest fish

California working to count the Bay Area's freakiest fish

NBC Bay AreaJoe Rosato Jr.

The Sierra Nevada red fox, one of the rarest carnivores on the planet, has been detected in the Lake Tahoe Basin for the first time since the mid-1900s. A singular Sierra Nevada red fox turned up on trail camera video on the morning of Nov. 13, 2025, in the Blackwood Canyon area of Placer County on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. Once thought to have been extirpated from the mountain range, Sierra Nevada red fox were first detected in the central Sierra Nevada near Sonora Pass in 2010. In recent y

The Sierra Nevada red fox, one of the rarest carnivores on the planet, has been detected in the Lake Tahoe Basin for the first time since the mid-1900s. A singular Sierra Nevada red fox turned up on trail camera video on the morning of Nov. 13, 2025, in the Blackwood Canyon area of Placer County on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. Once thought to have been extirpated from the mountain range, Sierra Nevada red fox were first detected in the central Sierra Nevada near Sonora Pass in 2010. In recent y

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Fish of Florida: Hogfish (Lachnolaimus maximus) Species Profile - UF/IFAS Extension Collier County

Can you identify this anadromous fish currently swimming up many a California stream? Similar to the anadromous steelhead trout and salmon, these fish also spend part of their lives in fresh water and part in salt water. They have been present in historic numbers this spring in San Luis Obispo Creek on the Central Coast. Pacific lamprey, aka Entosphenus tridentatus, swim up freshwater streams from the ocean, curl up under banks or logs to hibernate for a year while diverting energy into developi

Can you identify this anadromous fish currently swimming up many a California stream? Similar to the anadromous steelhead trout and salmon, these fish also spend part of their lives in fresh water and part in salt water. They have been present in historic numbers this spring in San Luis Obispo Creek on the Central Coast. Pacific lamprey, aka Entosphenus tridentatus, swim up freshwater streams from the ocean, curl up under banks or logs to hibernate for a year while diverting energy into developi

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Biologists Discover Surprisingly Cute Deep-Sea Fish Species Off the Coast of California

Biologists Discover Surprisingly Cute Deep-Sea Fish Species Off the Coast of California

Smithsonian MagazineMargherita Bassi

Pacific Salmon and Steelhead

Pacific Salmon and Steelhead

Big wins for fish and habitat thanks to the hard work of CDFW at Maria Ygnacio Creek! The Maria Ygnacio Creek Fish Passage Project at Patterson Avenue Bridge removed a long-standing barrier, restoring safe passage for Southern California steelhead trout and opening nearly a mile of critical migratory habitat. Despite heavy rainfall, high flows, and sediment challenges, CDFW funded the replacement of a failing concrete channel with concrete partitions and boulders to improve sediment retention an

Big wins for fish and habitat thanks to the hard work of CDFW at Maria Ygnacio Creek! The Maria Ygnacio Creek Fish Passage Project at Patterson Avenue Bridge removed a long-standing barrier, restoring safe passage for Southern California steelhead trout and opening nearly a mile of critical migratory habitat. Despite heavy rainfall, high flows, and sediment challenges, CDFW funded the replacement of a failing concrete channel with concrete partitions and boulders to improve sediment retention an

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The California Fish and Game Commission voted to give mountain lions extra protections in parts of the state, from the Santa Cruz Mountains stretching down into Southern California. Advocates for the animals say their reclassification as a threatened species is long overdue, while farmers are raising concerns that the new protections could negatively affect livestock. | CBS LA

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14 Types of Cod Fish Ranked by Size

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15 of the Largest Fish in Oceans, Lakes and Rivers

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Grand Canyon’s Native Fish - Grand Canyon National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Rainbow trout are, by far, the most popular cold-water species amongst anglers in California. They are the most widely distributed native trout form and are found on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada in waters draining to the Pacific Ocean. In addition to the existing populations of wild, naturally-spawning rainbow trout in California, CDFW hatcheries raise and release this species and their various strains throughout the state for conservation efforts and to bolster angling opportunities.

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California Fishing: The Complete Guide for 2025

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13 Types of Hawks That Live in California! (2026)

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10 Marine Animals You Can (Easily) Spot off of California’s Coast

A New, ‘Adorable’ Deep-Sea Fish Swims Into View

NY TimesAlexa Robles-Gil

The variety of life in California - like poppies, redwoods, oaks, magpies, salamanders, butterflies, seabirds, and giant kelp - makes up the biodiversity of the Golden State. It’s the amazing species found within the state’s incredible marine, freshwater and land ecosystems that give us many reasons to celebrate California’s uniqueness. There are nearly 40 million people in California, our wellness and economy depend on the health of these ecosystems, which is supported by the variety of species

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45 Water Birds That Live in California! (ID Guide)

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California promotes native sunfish as waters warm

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The Complete List of Every Official U.S. State Fish (With Pictures!)

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To protect our ocean NEVER release aquarium plants, animals or water into the wild. In honor of National Invasive Species Week, we would like to introduce you to Caulerpa. Caulerpa is a foreign alga commonly used in tropical aquariums. All species of Caulerpa are banned in California. It has the potential to wreak havoc on both our California ecosystem and fishing economy if released into our local waters. | California Department of Fish and Wildlife

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Conservatives blame California wildfires on Delta smelt fish, DEI and more

NBC NewsJo Yurcaba

Remarkable new species of deep-sea crown jelly discovered in depths of Monterey Bay

latimes.comSarah Parvini

A protected green sturgeon was rescued from the back of a poacher’s car and safely returned to the water, thanks to a couple of quick-thinking anglers who recognized and reported a poaching crime in progress, along with wildlife officers who acted quickly to save the big fish. The incident began last Nov. 12 at the Clifton Forebay near Tracy. A concerned angler witnessed another man catching and retaining what he recognized as a green sturgeon, which are classified as a threatened species under

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Catching Fish in the LA River #fishing #losangeles #catfish #catchandrelease #shorts

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YouTubeSoCal Creek Freak - Fishing

This Mussel Does a Surprising Amount of Travel | #DeepLook #Shorts

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The Largest flying fish species - California flying fish

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YouTubeCheck The Wildlife

California Protects Mountain Lions as Threatened Species

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Golfo De California: Ubicación, Islas, Flora, Fauna Y Más.

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Trout | California Trout

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