"These fish are originally from Thailand, where they are considered a delicacy," Viktor says. "Most people in the States consider them a trash fish, but we're going to put that myth to rest." Invasive ...

For food lovers who like to try new things, Fish With You turns out to be a bonanza. Start with the soup base itself — what I'm told is a chicken and fish stock flavored with pickled mustard greens.

To encourage more people to eat snakehead fish, and hopefully control the population, Maryland lawmakers thought the scientific name, Chesapeake Channa, sounded more appetizing.

Invasive Northern Snakehead reeling in restaurant guests in Maryland An invasive fish with the head of a snake and the ability to survive on land for several days has been detected in Missouri ...

Northern snakehead fish entered the U.S. when aquarium owners discarded their unwanted exotic captive species into local waterways. The species can spread by swimming underwater and is capable of ...

It's good with noodles." Singapore imports about 1,200 tons of snakehead fish a year, primarily from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Cambodia, according to the Agrifood and Veterinary Authority.

The Wayne County angler caught the northern snakehead fish May 25 below Wappapello Lake, officials said. It’s the fourth confirmation in the state of the invasive species, which is native to Asia.

Invasive snakehead fish rebranded as Chesapeake Channa to sound more appetizing WJZ via CNN Newsource The snakehead fish is an invasive species that came into Maryland in the early 2000s.