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    Flooding washes out cemetery of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine●Flooding in Russia has washed out a cemetery containing graves of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, sending coffins fl𝕏xRUWarUkraine4.1K3 d ago

    Flooding in Russia has washed out a cemetery holding graves of Russian soldiers killed in the war in Ukraine, with coffins seen floating down a river. A local resident filming one coffin remarked that while some people catch fish in the river, he catches coffins. The images are circulating widely and drawing grim commentary about the war's toll and the state of burial sites for fallen soldiers.

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    Inktober 2026 artists take on day five prompt: smack●Inktober 2026 day 5: smack🦋bluesky19.9Kjust now

    Artists around the world are sharing daily ink drawings for Inktober 2026, the annual October drawing challenge. Day five's prompt is 'smack', and participants are posting their interpretations across social media, ranging from comic-style slaps to fish and kiss-themed pieces. The month-long event invites artists of all skill levels to create one ink drawing each day from a set prompt list.

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    Kentucky Fish and Wildlife recaps amended hunting and fishing rules●Kentucky Fish and Wildlife provides recap of recently amended regulations✉newsEnvironmentWildlife35 min ago

    The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has published a recap of recently amended regulations covering hunting, fishing and wildlife management in the state. The summary is intended to help hunters, anglers and landowners understand what changed and how the new rules affect licensing, seasons and other requirements heading into the season.

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    Scientists and fishermen urge continued funding for deep-ocean monitoring▼Scientists, fishermen want feds to keep funding deep-ocean observation system✉newsScience3 d ago

    Scientists and commercial fishermen in New England are calling on federal agencies to maintain funding for a deep-ocean observation system that tracks conditions in Atlantic waters. Researchers use the system to study ocean changes, while fishermen rely on its data for safety and understanding fish stocks. The two groups, often at odds, are jointly pressing for continued federal support.

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    Whale dwarfing a fishing boat stuns viewers online●It is impossible to understand the true size of a whale until you see one in the open ocean next to a fishing boat𝕏xUS1.3K57 min ago

    A striking comparison showing a whale alongside a fishing boat in the open ocean is making the rounds, underscoring how hard it is to grasp a whale's true scale without a familiar object for reference. People are reacting with awe, sharing their own encounters and noting that photos rarely do the animals' size justice.

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    Severe flooding leaves Bangkok streets underwater, snakes and fish ashore●THAILAND FLOOD BANGKOK UNDERWATER SNAKES & FISH ON STREETS WORLD NEWS ENGLISH▶youtubeWorld2.9Mjust now

    Flooding in Thailand has left parts of Bangkok submerged, with water covering streets to the point that snakes and fish have been seen moving through them. The situation has drawn international attention as news outlets report on the scale of the inundation and its impact on residents navigating the flooded capital.

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    Fishermen in Kazakhstan's Kostanay region are being told the warm September days known as 'babye leto' could be highly productive. Local outlet Nasha Gazeta reports that crucian carp of trophy size can be caught in the region's waters during the mild spell, prompting anglers to make the most of the late-season weather.

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    Live deep-ocean diving challenge draws huge audiences▼Live : Deep ocean diving and catching fishes |Very hard challenge▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans685K33 min ago

    A channel is running live-streamed deep ocean dives in which divers attempt to catch fish by hand, billed as a very hard challenge. The streams have attracted millions of likes, with several broadcasts from the same series racking up engagement in the millions, placing them among the most-watched live ocean content globally.

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    Taiwan coast guard fires water cannon at Chinese fishing boat●Taiwan hit a Chinese fishing boat with a water cannon after it refused repeated orders to leave restricted waters near D𝕏xCN26.9K2 d ago

    Taiwan's coast guard used water cannons against a Chinese fishing boat that ignored three radio warnings and refused to leave restricted waters near Dongsha Island in the South China Sea. The incident has drawn wide attention, with many seeing it as another flashpoint in ongoing tensions between Taiwan and China over maritime boundaries and enforcement in disputed waters.

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    Bottom Trawling and Deep-Sea Mining Share the Same Threat●What makes bottom trawling and proposed deep-sea mining twin horrors is that same fundamental mechanism: taking ecosysteMmastodonEnvironmentOceans96 d ago

    An argument gaining traction holds that bottom trawling and proposed deep-sea mining are 'twin horrors' because both exploit ecosystems that operate on geological timescales. Corals grow millimeters a year and ocean currents take centuries to settle sediment, so habitats destroyed by these activities may never recover on human timescales. The comparison is being used to press for stronger protection of the ocean floor before deep-sea mining moves forward.

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    Traditional cod and ginger dishes cooked for a mother in hospital●I've got some cod, ginger & onions slowly simmering in clay pot. Making Mom more traditional fish dishes to bring to theMmastodonHealth102 d ago

    A person is slow-simmering cod with ginger and onions in a clay pot to bring traditional fish dishes to their mother in hospital, saying fish is good for her health. They also brought her dragonfruit, papaya and roasted unsalted nuts and seeds the previous evening, sharing the quiet routine of caring for a parent through home-cooked food.

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    Seventeen crew members were rescued after a fishing vessel ran aground off Hoy in Orkney, Scotland. Emergency services responded to the grounding and brought all aboard to safety, with no casualties reported. The incident is drawing attention across Scotland's fishing community, with outlets covering the rescue operation and questions emerging about what caused the vessel to run aground.

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    Live deep-sea diving and fishing challenge draws huge audience▼Live : Deep ocean diving and catching fishes | hard challenge▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans3.3M33 min ago

    A live broadcast showing divers catching fish in the deep ocean as part of what is billed as a hard challenge is drawing a large global audience. The stream has attracted millions of likes, with viewers following the dives and catches in real time. It is one of the most-watched ocean-themed live events currently running.

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    Exclusive Footage of Blues Guitarist Christone Kingfish Ingram Shared●Exclusive Christone # Kingfish Ingram footage for the 7 of you that care about this level of musicianship: # musicMmastodonCultureMusic101 d ago

    New exclusive footage of blues guitarist Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram has been shared online, with the poster noting that few people may appreciate the level of musicianship on display. Ingram, a Grammy-winning blues prodigy from Clarksdale, Mississippi, is widely regarded as one of the leading young guitarists carrying the blues tradition forward, and clips of his live playing regularly draw attention among music fans.

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    Community database tracks which Android apps run on Sailfish OS●# SailfishOS App Compatibility Database: A great project to find out which # Android apps work on Sailfish OS if you neeMmastodonTechnologyMobile2110 h ago

    A community-maintained compatibility database for Sailfish OS is drawing attention, helping users check which Android apps work on the independent mobile operating system, and pointing them toward native alternatives where possible. Sailfish OS users, a small but dedicated group around Jolla's Linux-based platform, have long relied on Android app support to fill software gaps, and the project at sailfishos.app offers a central place to look up app support before installing.

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    Minnesota DNR issues Fish and Wildlife Almanac for October 5●DNR Fish and Wildlife Almanac, Oct. 5 : Oct 5, 2026 | News release✉newsEnvironmentWildlife35 min ago

    The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has released its Fish and Wildlife Almanac for October 5, 2026, a periodic news release compiling hunting, fishing and wildlife updates for the state. The almanac typically informs outdoor enthusiasts about seasons, conditions and department activities relevant to the current week.

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    A long-time contributor has posted a farewell message on Hacker News, titled 'Tell HN: Thanks for All the Fish', a nod to Douglas Adams. The short post has drawn limited engagement so far, with readers largely unsure of the circumstances behind the goodbye. Such 'Tell HN' posts are often used by users announcing a departure from the community or reflecting on years spent there.

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    Mediterranean diet linked to lower acne risk in adults●Mediterranean diet linked to lower likelihood of acne in adults✉newsHealthNutrition6 d ago

    Researchers report that adults who follow a Mediterranean diet are less likely to have acne. The finding, associated with King's College London and covered by Medical Xpress, suggests a diet rich in fruit, vegetables, olive oil and fish may be protective against adult acne. People are discussing whether changing what they eat could help manage a skin condition often treated with medication.

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    Prince Harry and Meghan have been photographed enjoying a pub lunch of pie and mash and fish and chips during their first public outing in the UK since their return. The pictures show the couple relaxed and affectionate, and the sighting is drawing wide attention as it marks their first UK appearance together since coming back.

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    Harry and Meghan have been photographed enjoying a pub lunch of pie and mash and fish and chips during their first UK outing since their return to Britain. The Sun reports the couple appeared 'loved up' during the visit. The sighting is drawing attention as it marks their first public appearance back on British soil, with royal watchers closely following their activities.

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    Ocean Monitoring Network Restored After Public Outcry●New York Times: After Outcry, Monitors the Trump Administration Tried to Scrap Return to Sea. “Under pressure from CongrMmastodonWorldPolitics51 d ago

    Under pressure from Congress, a network of ocean monitoring instruments that the Trump administration moved to shut down is being restored, according to the New York Times. The network supplies vital data used by meteorologists, climate scientists, oceanographers and the fishing industry, and its reversal follows a public outcry over the planned cuts.

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    Filmmaker jokes their first short is a future midnight cult classic●My first cinematic masterpiece. In 20 years it will be shown in art house theaters every Saturday Midnight. Your grandkiMmastodonCultureFilm23 h ago

    An amateur filmmaker is playfully hyping their first short film as a future 'cinematic masterpiece' that will screen at midnight showings in art house theaters two decades from now, with audiences dressing as fish and throwing Goldfish crackers. The tongue-in-cheek claim is being shared under film-making and photography tags as a self-aware joke.

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    Photo of Hawaiian Coral Croucher Resting on Hard Coral●Hawaiian Coral Croucher resting on a branch of hard coral at an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints availaMmastodonEnvironment371 d ago

    A photographer has shared an underwater image of a Hawaiian Coral Croucher, a small reef fish, resting on a branch of hard coral in Hawaiian waters. The shot is being circulated as part of a daily marine life photo feature, with prints offered for sale. Viewers are praising the close-up look at a rarely photographed species in its natural reef habitat.

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    Fishery Monitors Trump Administration Sought to Cut Return to Sea▼After Outcry, Monitors the Trump Administration Tried to Scrap Return to Sea✉newsEnvironmentOceans33 min ago

    Federal observers who monitor fishing vessels at sea, whose program the Trump administration moved to eliminate, are being sent back to work following a public outcry, the New York Times reports. The reversal restores oversight that conservation groups and industry members said was essential to preventing overfishing and bycatch in US waters.

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    Outrage over claims an eight-year-old was handcuffed for fishing without a permit●1984 IN THE UK: 8 years old boy fishing without a permit. They put handcuffs on him. The Sikh who stabbed Henry Nowak to𝕏xGB13.6K3 d ago

    Posts circulating in the UK claim police handcuffed an eight-year-old boy for fishing without a permit, drawing comparisons to a fatal stabbing case in which suspect Henry Nowak died, with the poster alleging the suspect was never handcuffed. Critics call the treatment of the child heavy-handed and emblematic of two-tier policing; the claims have not been independently verified.

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    Artist shares digital painting of the Grand Koi Hotel●Silent Sunday - 🧡 The Grand Koi Hotel (2014) # art # mastoart # fediart # krita # digitalArt # noai # architecture # natMmastodonCultureArt171 d ago

    Artist Sylvia Ritter has shared a digital artwork titled "The Grand Koi Hotel", painted in Krita and dated 2014, depicting an ornate building with koi fish under a starry sky. She posted it as part of a Silent Sunday art share on Mastodon, tagged with community art and no-AI labels, where it has drawn appreciative engagement.

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    Wyoming Game and Fish is making the digital edition of its Wyoming Wildlife magazine available free of charge for the month. Readers can access the e-edition without a subscription during the promotion, giving them coverage of the state's wildlife, habitats and outdoor stories at no cost.

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    David Attenborough's Ocean documentary stirs outrage over bottom trawling●That reminds me of the devastating images of bottom trawlers from Attenborough's latest documentary Ocean, the most horrMmastodonEnvironmentOceans96 d ago

    A documentary by David Attenborough, titled Ocean, is drawing strong reactions for its footage of bottom trawlers destroying seabed ecosystems. Viewers describe the images of heavy trawl gear crushing ancient cold-water coral gardens as among the most disturbing scenes of environmental destruction they have seen, renewing calls for restrictions on the fishing practice.

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    Seattle dams may soon let salmon return to Canada●:fish_woozy: Seattle’s dams cut off Canada’s 🇨🇦 salmon. A century later, they may be coming back After 🇺🇸 U.S. Tribes woMmastodonEnvironment157 h ago

    A century after Seattle-area dams blocked salmon migration into Canadian waters, the fish may be coming back. U.S. Tribes won a hard-fought agreement to restore fish passage around the dams, and First Nations in British Columbia are now preparing for the possible return of salmon to their traditional spawning grounds, reopening questions of cross-border river management and Indigenous-led restoration.

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    Calls Grow for Catholic Church to Distribute the Loaves▼It’s Time for the Catholic Church to Distribute the Loaves✉newsWorldReligion1 h ago

    An opinion piece argues that the Catholic Church should redistribute its considerable wealth and resources, invoking the Gospel story of the loaves and fishes to call for sharing with the poor. The author contends the Church's mission demands material generosity, not just spiritual teaching, and that now is the moment to act on that principle.

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    California Invites Artists to Submit Sooty Grouse Stamp Designs▼CDFW News | CDFW Calling for Sooty Grouse Artwork in This Year’s Upland Game Bird Stamp Art Contest✉newsCultureArt11 min ago

    The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has opened its annual Upland Game Bird Stamp Art Contest, calling on artists to submit original artwork featuring the sooty grouse. The winning design will appear on the state's upland game bird stamp, which hunters and collectors purchase to support conservation programs.

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    Indian Fishing Crew Sets Out for 30 Days at Sea●🌊EP-01 | 🚢 Preparing for 30 Days at Sea! Fuel, Water, Food & Giant Fish on Day One! | Hindi▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans1.0M33 min ago

    A Hindi-language ocean fishing series has launched its first episode, following a crew as they stock a vessel with fuel, water and food for a month-long voyage in the Indian Ocean, catching large fish on day one. The episode has drawn strong engagement from Hindi-speaking audiences interested in long-haul fishing life at sea.

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    The Barceloneta neighbourhood in Barcelona is bringing back its maritime memory with a free programme of activities. The line-up includes a popular sardinada — a grilled sardine feast — net-mending workshops and talks about the sea, celebrating the district's fishing roots. The initiative has drawn attention as the former fishing quarter continues to balance its working-class heritage with tourism pressure.

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    Women who fish in the Augsburg region are telling their stories in a local newspaper feature. Anglerinnen aus dem Raum Augsburg beschreiben ihre Erfahrungen in einem Hobby, das in Deutschland zu nur etwa sechs Prozent von Frauen betrieben wird. The piece highlights the challenges and appeal of angling for women in a male-dominated sport.

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    Invasive Ta'ape Snapper Schools Spotted Over Hawaiian Reefs●A school of Bluestripe Snapper, aka Ta'ape, swim over a sandy ocean reef. The fish were introduced to Hawaii in the lateMmastodonEnvironment1717 h ago

    Wildlife photography of a school of Bluestripe Snapper, known in Hawaii as Ta'ape, gliding over a sandy reef is drawing attention to the species' history in the islands. The fish were introduced to Hawaiian waters in the late 1950s and are now regarded as invasive, prompting discussion about their impact on native reef ecosystems.

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    Britain's Most Expensive Fish and Chips Put to the Test●I Tried Britain's MOST EXPENSIVE Fish and Chips▶youtubeTechnologySemiconductors313.9K7 h ago

    A food reviewer sampled the most expensive fish and chips in Britain and shared his verdict online. The tasting has drawn large audiences, with viewers debating whether premium-priced versions of the classic British dish justify the cost, and discussing how far chippies can push prices while remaining a beloved national staple.

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    Authorities in Sinaloa, Mexico have recorded 28 fishing communities affected by severe coastal flooding and high waves. Residents along the Pacific coast face damage and disruption as rough seas batter shoreline settlements. The story is drawing attention in Mexico and Spain as response efforts continue and officials assess the scale of the impact on local fishing families.

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    Neerparavai storm scene with Vishnu Vishal draws big attention▼When Belief Becomes Stronger Than the Storm 🌊 | Neerparavai | Vishnu Vishal | Sun NXT▶youtubeEnvironmentWeather484.7K34 min ago

    A clip from the Tamil film Neerparavai, featuring Vishnu Vishal and a scene about faith holding strong against a storm at sea, is drawing large audiences online. The 2012 drama, centered on fishing communities in coastal Tamil Nadu, is being highlighted by streaming platform Sun NXT, and viewers are engaging heavily with the emotional storm sequence.

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    California marks ten years of ivory and rhino horn ban▼CDFW News | 10 Years of AB 96 in Action: Ivory and Rhino Horn Ban Gave CDFW the Might to Fight Wildlife Trafficking in California, Around the World✉newsEnvironmentWildlife2 d ago

    The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is marking ten years since Assembly Bill 96 took effect, the state law banning the sale of most ivory and rhinoceros horn. The agency says the ban gave it stronger powers to prosecute wildlife traffickers operating in California and to support enforcement against elephant and rhino poaching networks worldwide.

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    Young sawbill swallows small fish at Lübeck nature reserve●Säger-Nachwuchs beim Verschlingen eines kleinen Fisches (fotografiert am Schellbruch in Lübeck) # birds # vogel # tierfoMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1815 h ago

    A photographer has captured young sawbill ducks swallowing a small fish at the Schellbruch nature reserve in Lübeck, Germany. The images show the chicks feeding on the water, a rare close-up of the species' fledglings. Wildlife photography enthusiasts are sharing the shots, praising both the moment and the timing needed to catch the young birds mid-swallow.

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