Saffron cod, in particular, may be poised to take over much of the Arctic marine territory. Those fish thrive in waters as warm as 68 degrees, according to preliminary results.

Noise pollution from ships may scare Arctic cod from feeding grounds As shipping traffic increases in the Arctic, fish are racing to get out of the way ...

We might have expected fish from the over-exploited North Sea stock to have been passed off as fish from the remote and less heavily fished northeast Arctic, but the opposite was observed.

Pacific cod, walleye pollock and some types of salmon have been found in more areas of U.S. Arctic waters and sleeper sharks are now established there, according to a new report released by the U ...

Join her on an icy adventure as she takes on Arctic cod fishing in Norway. Battling cold waters and fierce fish, will she catch the prize? Watch to see how this fishing quest unfolds!

Whereas the Arctic Ocean’s other native fish are all deep-sea bottom-dwellers, polar cod are uniquely adapted to living just under the ice. (Read " Shrinking Arctic Ice Prompts Drastic Change in ...

He has studied the case of Arctic cod (Boreogadus saida), the most abundant forage fish in Arctic seas, which in certain regions transfer more than 70% of the energy found in the zooplankton that ...

A picture of an Arctic, or polar, cod. Climate change is increasing putting these fish stocks under threat. (Hauke Flores) Rising temperatures are an increasing threat to Arctic cod and could have ...

Arctic cod, also known as polar cod, is the most abundant fish in the Arctic Ocean, the scientists say, and a key food source for marine mammals, seabirds, and Indigenous people.

And in 2017, researchers said they'd captured video of narwhals seemingly using their tusks to go after Arctic cod.

Artificial light could impact Arctic ocean organisms that have adapted to the conditions of total darkness during the winter months.