Mimmo, a bottlenose dolphin, has been delighting tourists in Venice with his acrobatic flips for months. But experts are eager to move him to open water after confirming he was likely injured by a boat propeller. On Saturday, agencies used acoustic devices to nudge Mimmo away from the busy St. Mark’s Basin, but he returned. Experts are worried about his safety due to heavy boat traffic. Mimmo arrived in the lagoon on July 23, likely following fish. Authorities warn against feeding or interacting with him, as dolphins are protected under Italian and international law.
From
To
Highland Fish Market offers a wide variety of seafood for whatever your taste buds are craving – from catfish to clams, from salmon to swordfish.
DEDURU OYA, Sri Lanka (AP) — An invasive fish is threatening the livelihood of people in this northwestern village by aggressively eating trad…
The Fish House and Cafe Beignet is proud to serve fresh fish, seafood, and sides.
Keith Kaiser finds out how Mike Linnig's Restaurant keeps people coming back for more than 100 years.
People will still need to follow the rules on size and number of fish you can keep.
Keith Kaiser finds good fish, good vibes, good company and good times at Mike Linnig's.
Top Story
The dead fish began surfacing in Cherokee Park's Willow Pond this week.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says it happened in the last couple of days.
The restaurant is located on 9308 Cane Run Road and reopens every year in late January.