Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Rabies cases surge across New York City, raising public safety concerns Vandals carve their names onto prehistoric rock paintings in Utah Antarctic ozone hole expands to largest size in a decade as polar vortex intensifies A recent routine aquatic survey in the lower Great Lakes turned up an incredibly rare fish that also happened to be in poor health. US Fish and Wildlife Service biologists were surveying Oswego Harbor for invasive fish when they caught a bright yellow burbot fish. Burbots are usually yellowish-brown, green or brown, but coming across one exhibiting xanthochromism, like this one, is extremely rare.
