According to a report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, two snakehead were reportedly caught by anglers in August 2002 ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter North Carolina is reportedly dealing with an infestation of fish native to China. They’re ...

The northern snakehead is originally from east Asia, where they are a delicacy believed to have healing powers. They reproduce quickly, have sharp teeth, can wiggle across muddy land and grow to ...

adding that "they can also slither across land to return to water." Northern snakeheads are one of three invasive snakehead species in the U.S. According to U.S. Fish and Wildlife, this species is ...

The northern snakehead, an eel-like fish with extremely pointed teeth that is native to Asia, is quickly taking over the rivers and lakes of the United States. The highly aggressive fish is a ...

The first rule when catching a Northern snakehead is not to release it. It is also important to note that the species can survive on land due to its ability to breathe air. The SCDNR prompts ...

Bucket biologists can face a $2,500 fine and up to one year in jail for illegally stocking snakeheads in Virginia. But, people continue to move these fish into new waters despite the urging of ...

There’s little room to work and no dry land where you can set the fish down and get leverage. Plus, you’re trying to keep your balance. Snakeheads are angry when they’re caught and because they can ...

An invasive snakehead fish is seen in Missouri ... out of water — they can use a slithering motion to “walk” on land as well. KY3 of Springfield reported Thursday that the specimen caught ...

Northern snakeheads are an invasive fish species in Mississippi that threaten the ecosystem. The public is encouraged to kill or freeze northern snakeheads to help control their population.

This fish survives out of water and moves on land. Officials urge people to kill it to stop its spread. Anglers can help by reporting and eliminating this invasive species. The northern snakehead ...