Like many fish, male Gulf corvina emit a thrum of seductive calls to attract females during breeding periods. But as Ben Guarino reports for the Washington Post, a new study has shown that the ...

Each year, over a million Gulf corvina swim to their spawning grounds along the Colorado River Delta. These fish are famous for their loud, chattering sounds, and when corvina gather together in ...

The researchers developed the method specifically for the Gulf corvina, a popular fish in Mexico’s Gulf of California Marine scientists have discovered a way to use the incredibly loud, distinctive ...

When millions of the silvery Gulf Corvina fish get together to spawn it can get as deafening as an 80’s rock concert. A research team led by scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the ...

Gulf Corvina look pretty ordinary—they're a couple of feet long and silvery. Yet the sounds they make—when millions get together to spawn—are a kind of wonder of the natural world. It's also why they ...

Mating call of the Gulf corvina, which is under threat from overfishing, sounds like ‘a really loud machine gun’ A species of Mexican fish amasses in reproductive orgies so loud they can deafen other ...

A species of Mexican fish makes such a loud noise when engaging in mass reproductive orgies that nearby marine mammals could be in jeopardy of losing their hearing, scientists have warned. Scientists ...

In this recording, a single male Gulf corvina (Cynoscion othonopterus) sings as he swims past an underwater microphone. Researchers have carried out auditory surveys of the Gulf corvina, a marine fish ...

A species of Mexican fish called the Gulf Corvina boasts of an amazing sexual practice. These fish band together in gargantuan groups of gills and fins to form huge reproductive orgies that get so ...

During their tender youth, both the endangered fish species totoaba and the commercially important gulf corvina require the brackish water habitat provided by the shrinking Colorado River estuary, ...

Each spring, an immense breeding migration culminates in the northernmost portions of the Gulf of California at a reserve near the Colorado River delta. Synchronized with the tides two to five days ...