If THERE is one fish that seems to be high on everyone’s tropical bucket list, it has to be the napoleon wrasse. Also known as a humpheaded or maori wrasse, this species inhabits coral reefs in ...

These are the amazing scenes as a group of scuba divers swim with some giant 330 pound Napoleon Wrasse fish to create some amazing optical illusions. The massive fish, who can live for 20 years are ...

Yvonne shared her fascination with napoleon wrasse, one of coral reef's biggest animals, changing seafood consumption traditions in China and SE Asia, helping governments craft more sustainable ...

Member nations of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) approved regulating trade in humphead wrasse, a giant coral reef fish threatened by the luxury food trade in Asia.

The Napoleon wrasse fish is a known gentle giant creature distinguished by interesting patterns on its scales. It has hump on its head like a Napoleon’s hat, which further protrudes as it ages. No ...

It’s early morning, and the atmosphere outside Tai Po Market is chaotic. Echoes of heated arguments and frenzied negotiations fill the building, as hundreds gather to buy their groceries for the week.

MANILA, Philippines — The coral reef fish has been declared as flagship species of the world famous Apo Reef Natural Park off Occidental Mindoro. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources ...

Declare the endangered humphead wrasse as a protected species in Sri Lanka and ban spearfishing, researchers of aquatic resources, diving groups and conservationists demand. An environment lawyer says ...

Meet the Napoleon wrasse. Maybe not as pretty as most of the socialites that appear on these pages, it's nonetheless an integral part of the community and one severely at risk from restaurateurs ...

EAST RUTHERFORD — There's a new resident in the Meadowlands: An endangered fish native to Australia that can grow up to 400 pounds has found a home at New Jersey Sea Life Aquarium. The green-blue ...

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