These aren't just any catfish — they're walking catfish, a species native to southeast Asia first reported in Florida in the late 1960s. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, ...

Watch as walking catfish washes up in Florida driveway as Hurricane Debby approached Louis Bardach of south Florida couldn't believe his eyes when the catfish turned up in his driveway on Sunday ...

Varied species of catfish can be found around the globe. They are divided into 33 families, 400 generas, and more than 3,000 species! From Virginia to Vienna, you can find different types of catfish.

The walking catfish, or Clarias batrachus, is a freshwater catfish species that is native to Southeast Asia. ... It is against Florida law to transport or possess live walking catfish.

Florida has walking catfish. Literally. The state well-known for frozen iguanas during winter is getting attention for Hurricane Debby, not just for damage and flooding across the state, but for ...

Florida has walking catfish. Literally. The state well-known for frozen iguanas during winter is getting attention for Hurricane Debby, not just for damage and flooding across the state, but for ...

Native to Southeast Asia, the first reports of walking catfish came in 1967 in the Everglades and canals in South Florida. A short time later, there were reported sitings in Hillsborough County.

While releasing a big fish when possible makes sense if it was caught in its native range, the practice is much more controversial where blue catfish are invasive, such as in Maryland and Virginia.

These aren't just any catfish — they're walking catfish, a species native to southeast Asia first reported in Florida in the late 1960s. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, ...

Any walking is good for your health. “These workouts typically cause you to burn more fat and build muscle. Studies have also showed that high-intensity workouts may help lower blood pressure ...

Native to Southeast Asia, the first reports of walking catfish came in 1967 in the Everglades and canals in South Florida. A short time later, there were reported sitings in Hillsborough County.