A man fishing on the Neshaminy Creek on July 13 caught a northern snakehead fish, nicknamed "frankenfish" because it can use ...

Find out if snakehead fish are dangerous, where they come from, and what you need to know about the invasive predator taking over U.S. waterways.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — There’s an invasive species of fish spotted in North Carolina that is so dangerous, officials in other states are advising those who catch them to kill them immediately. The ...

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has issued a stern warning about the northern snakehead fish. This predatory fish can grow up to 3 feet long, slither across land and breathe air.

The invasive northern snakehead, which has recently been appearing in Missouri and other states, must be eradicated, officials say.

Unveil the secrets of the northern snakehead, a unique invasive fish capable of breathing air and traversing land, now a fixture in US rivers.

Ryan Alvarez caught a 17 pound, 1 ounce bullseye snakehead in April that has been recognized as an all-tackle world record by ...

These Large, Snake-Like Fish Are Invading the United States—and Authorities Want You to Kill Them Invasive northern snakeheads can “walk” on land, breathe air and survive out of water for ...

Park rangers in Chester County, Pennsylvania, found an invasive snakehead fish in the Schuylkill River this week.

Northern snakeheads are three feet long and prey on native fish, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. Here's how to spot one and kill it.

Northern snakeheads are three feet long and prey on native fish, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. Here's how to spot one and kill it.