Reef Fish - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Fish that inhabit a coral reef play essential roles in the reef ecosystem, and reefs without fish struggle to recover from bleaching or other events that damage the coral.

From Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution: “Report reveals 'unseen' human benefits from ocean twilight zone” – sciencesprings

In 2018, an interdisciplinary team based at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution developed and field-tested a novel, in situ methane…

Under Hydrothermal Vents, Animal Life Is Discovered for First Time - The New York Times

Fish in the Caribbean could poison you. Is climate change to blame?

Fish make music! It could be the key to healing degraded coral reefs - OPB

Woods Hole Science Stroll

It Looks Awkward, but This Fish Has a Secret Glow - The New York Times

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Office of National Mairne Sanctuaries

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Sea Grant

New marine technology prevents accidental death of Right whales

High Seas Treaty Must Reflect Critical Role of Fish in Marine Ecosystems

Coral Reef Fish – Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Queen Snapper Fish Live to Up to 45 Years and Use Deep-Sea Corals as Habitat

Sharks & Other Fish - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution