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The size of a pinky finger, the mottled sculpin’s streambed-colored scales and its knobby fins let it hide in plain sight.

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A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service office in Valley Stream is on a list of facilities targeted for closure as part of President Donald Trump’s efforts to "optimize the federal footprint" nationwide and ...

Drifting is also not entirely action-less. Although people who are drifting seem similar to dead fish floating with the stream, they always have (unlike the fish) an alternative they can take. Often ...