Because Mother Nature, just like Wu-Tang Clan, ain’t nuthing ta f*** wit, this is a video of a bald eagle pulling a large carp ashore to dine on. The person recording the video says the carp was 20-pounds, but I don’t know about that. Sure I’m no expert fish-weighing expert

This is a short video from Prata, Brazil of a man helping stock a pond with fish when he opens the fish door, slips in the deluge of water, and ends up in the drink himself. Admittedly, I was half hoping he would emerge from the water with a fish

This is a shot of German angler Martin Glatz and the rare, all yellow leucistic catfish he caught in a Netherlands lake. For those of you unfamiliar, leucism is similar to albinism, but the animals still have some pigment, as opposed to an albino’s complete lack of color. How about

This is a short compilation video from Norwegian TikTok user fisherbenny (aka Benjamin Bakke) showing off some of his biggest wipeouts while trying to navigate a boat that I can only assume has just been seized by a Kraken. Those look like they hurt. And for what? All so we

This is a small five gallon fish tank set up for ember tetras by aquarist Carly Thompson that features an abandoned AT-AT toy at the bottom that given to her by her brother for Christmas. Some more details while I remember seeing a poison dart frog vivarium recently that had

Because never give up *insert cartoon of frog choking the stork that’s eating it* this is a video of a small fish managing to swim straight up in a small waterfall streaming from a pipe, while a couple of its friends also appear to defy the laws of physics. How

This is some underbelly footage from a plane dropping as many as 35,000 young fish at a time into remote lakes in Utah’s Boulder Mountain region (elevation: ~7,125 feet) to ensure there’s a healthy population present. I wonder what those fish were thinking. You think they briefly though they were

These are several shots of what is believed to be a female Pacific Footballfish (I think I caught one of those in Animal Crossing!) that recently washed ashore in Crystal Cove, California. The fish normally lives at depths down to 3,000 feet, so it’s rare to ever see one at