The Missouri Department of Conservation is warning Missouri anglers and those near waterways to keep an eye out for an ...

The fish can also breathe air, allowing them to survive for several days out of water if their skin stays moist.

Anglers in southeastern Missouri are encountering northern snakeheads more often. There have been at least 30 confirmed ...

The fish threatens populations of native fish throughout the state's waterways, according to the Missouri Department of ...

By Victor Mather The northern snakehead — a sharp-toothed fish that looks like a horrifying hybrid of fish and snake — is spreading throughout the waters of the United States. That’s not good.

The Missouri Department of Conservation advises anglers to report captures of the invasive northern snakehead fish, which ...

Conservationists are telling anglers to cut the head off a predatory, reptile-looking fish that can breathe air if they find one. The northern snakehead is an invasive fish species with a fitting ...

The northern snakehead fish, also known as Channa argus, are long, predatory fish native to Asia with a head that resembles that of a snake, according to the MDC. They prey on sportfish ...

MDC advised anglers to do the following if they catch the fish: “Northern snakehead fish are highly invasive and could reduce populations of the sportfish Missourians love to catch ...

The northern snakehead fish, also known as Channa argus, are long, predatory fish native to Asia with a head that resembles that of a snake, according to the MDC. They prey on sportfish, as well as ...