Six-month-old food tech company says it made a fully structured, boneless cut with the same nutritional value as the fish minus the mercury and toxins

Researchers say fish managed to take specially designed vehicle to targets for rewards, showing that navigation may be independent of environment

With temperatures rising in the already balmy sea, Tel Aviv University researchers warn 'we are reaching the limit of many species’ capacity'

Agriculture Ministry investigating how torpedo-shaped alligator gar, illegal in Israel, got into the pond

Society for the Protection of Nature welcomes total ban on fishing Goldblotch grouper, laments decision to grant only temporary, partial protection to endangered dusky grouper

It may sound sacrilegious to New Yorkers, but most who taste London-style salmon are won over by its delicate taste - and UK native Simon Joseph's booming import business is proof

At impoverished village, locals hit by the pandemic have taken another blow with the recent environmental disaster, but insist on continuing their work

Researchers say mass mortality occurred in Eilat during rapid warming episode in 2017, even though the temperatures themselves were not extraordinarily high

Tal Cohen of Silo in Holon says the 'Sasha-Biton fish' was cooked on a tray rotating counterclockwise because she 'swims against the stream'

Nonprofit goes to court to protest what it calls years of failed efforts by state, private sector, to tackle contaminated factory site that poisoned marine life