Cichlids In Space!!!!
Seriously though ... this seems like a really bizarre experiment because, well, fish aren't people.

Quoted: Scientists plan to launch 60 tiny fish on a zero gravity rocket ride from above the Arctic Circle on Monday to try to plumb the secrets of motion sickness.

Quoted: Marine scientists called on Sunday for a $2-3 billion study of threats such as overfishing and climate change to the oceans, saying they were as little understood as the Moon.

Wow ... that's A LOT of jellyfish ... 10 square miles and 35 feet deep?!?

Quoted: Sky News - More than 100,000 salmon worth over £1m have been killed in a freak jellyfish attack.
It has wiped out Northern Ireland's only salmon farm and owners are now facing ruin.
The massive invasion happened at Glenarm Bay and Red Bay, Cushendun, off the Co Antrim coast.
Billions of small jellyfish called Mauve Stingers were involved - they stung and then stressed the salmon which were being kept in cages about a mile out into the Irish Sea.

The thing that's not a consolation is that some insomnia may be genetic which means that there's not much we can do about it at this point.

Quoted: Fish might not have eyelids, but they do sleep, and some suffer from insomnia, scientists reported on Monday.

Okay ... This MAY get me to visit Atlanta.

Quoted: Two new whale sharks arrived at the world's largest aquarium Friday.

I wrote a paper about domoic acid poisioning for an oceanography class a couple years back.

Quoted: A bloom of ocean algae that produces a toxic acid has sickened and killed hundreds of birds, sea lions and dolphins in California, environmentalists said.

Ahh ... the food web. Didn't we learn about this in elementary school? Why is it news to people that removing a lead predator will have effects down the system?

Quoted: With most of the great predatory sharks -- bull, great white, dusky and hammerhead -- gone from northwest Atlantic waters, the rays and skates the sharks normally feed on had a population explosion, the scientists said in the journal Science.

I think this article should be used by kids whose parents are trying to force fish on them as a "quiet pet". In all my time cleaning fish tanks, though, I never heard them make a peep.

Quoted: Increasingly scientists are discovering unusual mechanisms by which fish make and hear secret whispers, grunts and thumps to attract mates and ward off the enemy.