Snakeheads made their way to the Potomac River two years later, and Missouri is now among the most recent states to issue a warning about the invasive fish species. Its head has a snake-like ...

such as the Potomac River, Pennsylvania, and most recently, Missouri. Angela Sokolowski, Missouri Department of Conservation invasive species coordinator, warned that "These fish are out of their ...

The invasive northern snakehead ... States in a Maryland pond in 2002, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said. From there to the Potomac River, rivers in Pennsylvania and onward.

A strange fish called northern snakehead is creating ... Since then, it's crept through waterways into Pennsylvania, the Potomac River, and now, Missouri. Officials in the southeastern part ...

Two years later, snakeheads spread to the Potomac River and now, Missouri is one of the latest states to warn about the invasive fish species. The northern snakehead is an invasive fish species ...

The northern snakehead, an invasive fish native to Asia, is rapidly spreading across ... First discovered in a Maryland pond in 2002, the species has since expanded its reach to the Potomac River, ...

The northern snakehead is spreading fast through U.S. waterways including in the upper Delaware River ... the invasive species coordinator at the Missouri Department of Conservation. “They could ...

Parts of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay are loaded with invasive fish ... can take the rest of the fish home to eat. Read Next: How to Catch Snakeheads The program is currently limited to the Baltimore ...

DC Water breaks ground on a 5.5-mile tunnel under D.C. to capture sewage overflows, aiming to cut Potomac River pollution by ...

Last month, a commercial fisherman caught a Chinese mitten crab, a prohibited species in Oregon. Officials want to find out ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is on the lookout for invasive species in the Colorado River, following the discovery of ...