One bottom-dwelling fish has been made a fool of in the name of conservation and internet humor--until now. The blobfish ...

Taking a blobfish out of water is like “heating something that’s glued together and the glue starts to melt.” The blobfish went viral with this photo, but underwater they look like a ...

Visit any open-water swimming spot during the winter and you’ll see people congregating in swim robes like a strange furry-cloak-clad cult. But dismiss the mighty swim robe at your peril. If you want ...

At least in the beginning, the blob is based on the blobfish, which lives deep underwater near Australia and New Zealand and has frequently been called the world’s “ugliest fish,” although ...

In an interesting twist, the blobfish is missing a swim bladder, full skeleton, muscles, or scales, making it lighter so that it floats a little above the ocean floor. This remarkable adaptation ...

Schedules of specific class times for group, private, and adaptive summer swim lessons will be available online and at the DCRC in May. Classes meet 4 times per week (Monday-Thursday) for 2 weeks.

It's an underdog victory for the blobfish, which once burst into mainstream notoriety as the world's ugliest animal [Kerryn Parkinson / Australian Museum] ...

The blobfish may not win any beauty contests, but it has taken the crown as New Zealand’s fish of the year. How the tide has turned for what was declared the world’s ugliest animal in 2013.

Beauty is subjective. What one person finds ugly, another might find fascinating or even endearing. A case that has applied for the blobfish. They were once declared the world's ugliest animal, but ...

it lacks a swim bladder, full skeleton, muscles, or scales. Instead, its body is made of gelatinous tissue with a lower density than water, allowing it to float just above the seafloor. Believed to ...

Outside the water, blobfish look like jiggly mounds of unstructured flesh. But when they’re swimming around their deep-sea habitats, they look like fairly standard fish, with wide heads that ...