The specimens were showing up at commercial fish markets as bycatch along with other bottom-dwelling species “caught by anglers in deep waters off northern Taiwan,” according to a study published May ...

In a river of southeastern Brazil, an “armored” creature with a “whip”-like tail moved through the shallow water. At least, ...

The airport welcomed eight new airlines in 2022. The distinctive livery wrapping a plane’s tail fin helps identify an airline at a glance. The tail fin or vertical stabiliser works together with ...

See the mouth-watering details here. Chargrill Charlie’s, well known for its rotisserie-grilled chooks, is spreading its wings to harbourside Fairlight. The outlet is taking over the former ...

But if you've been bored enough, you may have looked at the planes outside the window and wondered why some have engines mounted under the wings, while others have them at the tail. The design ...

To this end, the researchers have developed an artificial tail fin based on that of a tuna. The streamlined fin is designed to make the underwater robot quieter, faster and more maneuverable.

But they also use the long upper section of their tail fin, which can grow up to 10 feet (3 meters) long, to hunt. This hunting behavior has only been documented on video within the last two ...

One was a low, straight blade emerging from the top of the tail cone and meeting the leading edge of the vertical fin at a sharp angle—the type you usually see today. The other was a big curved ...

A pigeon-inspired robot has solved the mystery of how birds fly without the vertical tail fins that human-designed aircraft rely on. Its makers say the prototype could eventually lead to passenger ...

The 1949 Cadillac is generally acknowledged as one of the first appearances of the tail fin on a car—introduced by General Motors styling chief Harley Earl. The Lincoln Capri was introduced in ...

Tokyo (AFP) – Bite-size portions of fin whale were available to sniff and ... including slabs of heart, slices of tail and chunks of blubber. With three-quarters of Japan mountainous and ill ...