Underwater Life in Philippines

Underwater Life in Philippines

A Clown fish in an Anemone on a reef in Dauin, Negros, Philippines on February 2025. Photo by Christophe Geyres/ABACAPRESS.COM

Underwater Life in Philippines

Underwater Life in Philippines

Underwater photography of a Clown fish in an Anemone in Dauin, Negros, Philippines on February 2025. Photo by Christophe Geyres/ABACAPRESS.COM

Aquarium-bred clownfish put on sale to curb reckless fishing

Aquarium-bred clownfish put on sale to curb reckless fishing

SHIZUOKA, Japan - Photo shows museum-bred clownfish which Tokai University's Marine Science Museum has put on sale, hoping to curb reckless fishing of the species popularized by the U.S. animated film ''Finding Nemo.'' The fish, on sale for 2,500 yen each, are clown anemone fish originally from the Australian coral reefs.

Saving 'Nemo' through fish farming

Saving 'Nemo' through fish farming

OKAYAMA, Japan - Okayama University of Science Vocational School has succeeded in culturing clown fish (photo), school officials said on July 14. Clown fish became popular with the release of the Disney movie ''Finding Nemo.''

Saving 'Nemo' through fish farming

Saving 'Nemo' through fish farming

OKAYAMA, Japan - Okayama University of Science Vocational School has succeeded in culturing clown fish (photo), school officials said on July 14. Clown fish became popular with the release of the Disney movie ''Finding Nemo.'' (Kyodo)

Aquarium-bred clownfish put on sale to curb reckless fishing

Aquarium-bred clownfish put on sale to curb reckless fishing

SHIZUOKA, Japan - Photo shows museum-bred clownfish which Tokai University's Marine Science Museum has put on sale, hoping to curb reckless fishing of the species popularized by the U.S. animated film ''Finding Nemo.'' The fish, on sale for 2,500 yen each, are clown anemone fish originally from the Australian coral reefs. (Kyodo)