New Yorkers need to be on the lookout for an out-of-towner. The northern snakehead might look like a native, but it's ...

Letting them loose on land isn't a good idea, either ― these fish can breathe air long enough to flop into ... are often mistaken for the native bowfin. Long and thin, snakeheads can stretch ...

Bowfin are a native Mississippi fish ... Just throwing them on shore isn't enough because they can breathe air for longer periods of time than most fish. It's recommended to kill them or freeze ...

Conservationists are telling anglers to cut the head off a predatory, reptile-looking fish that can breathe air if they find one ... "They look like native bowfin fish, so it’s important ...

Northern snakeheads can be confused with the native bowfin. Snakeheads have a snakelike ... lakes in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. An air-breathing fish with the head of a snake in New York ...

Park rangers in Chester County, Pennsylvania, found an invasive snakehead fish in the Schuylkill River this week.

Also, known as mudfish, the bowfin has the ability to breathe both air and water. It is a formidable predator that readily feeds on frogs, fish and other vertebrate prey and insects. Hubert said ...

Just throwing them on shore isn't enough because they can breathe air for longer periods of time than most fish. It's recommended ... as a caviar substitute. Bowfin can be told apart from ...