Northern snakehead
channa argus latin

Northern snakehead continue to be caught in the river as of 2012.

It is apparently the first time a northern snakehead was found above the falls.

The northern snakehead has been found in three counties of Florida, and may be established.

It was not the northern snakehead, the fish that walks on land and breathes air.

The northern snakehead's most impressive characteristic, however, is its ability to traverse dry land.

The northern snakehead has been a headline favorite.

A notorious case in the United States is the Northern snakehead.

Read about one of the latest threats to aquatic ecosystems in many states - the Northern Snakehead fish.

Lists general information and resources for Northern Snakehead.

The northern snakehead is a good example of the occult connection between our appetites and our fears.

The air-breathing Northern snakehead fish have recently reported in the lower Potomac River.

Northern Snakehead.

By now, surely, you have heard of the snakehead-the northern snakehead, also known as Frankenfish or the Fish from Hell.

In the Hasuike Moat, Northern snakehead was confirmed in addition.

Nick Paumgarten's search for another unwanted aquatic visitor, the northern snakehead fish, resulted in two Talk stories-in 2002 and 2005.

In 2008, the northern snakehead was found in drainage ditches in Arkansas, as a result of a commercial fish farming accident.

In 2004 Little Hunting Creek became one of the first sites where invading northern snakehead fish were caught off the Potomac.

It is not quite as ugly as the northern snakehead, the voracious Chinese invader that has been terrorizing Maryland.

The northern snakehead, like the Asian carp and the zebra mussels in the Great Lakes, is a byproduct of global commerce.

Two years ago the federal government outlawed the importing of the northern snakehead, a delicacy in Chinese and Thai cuisine that goes by names like mudfish.

Channa argus argus (Northern snakehead)

The Northern snakehead is a freshwater species and cannot tolerate salinity in excess of ten parts per thousand (Courtenay and Williams 2004).

The air-breathing northern snakehead (Channa argus), a species of fish native to East Asia, has recently been reported in the lower Potomac River.

Biologists began searching for northern snakehead fish in Lake Michigan near downtown Chicago after a fisherman caught one in Burnham Harbor.

It is the first northern snakehead to be found in the Chicago area, said Philip Willink, a biologist at the Field Museum in Chicago.

Species Profile- Northern Snakehead (Channa argus), National Invasive Species Information Center, United States National Agricultural Library.

It has a long low dorsal fin unlike Cobitidae and looks much like a mix between a Misgurnus true loach and the Northern Snakehead (Channa argus) which is not a loach; both these fishes are quite familiar across East Asia.