In honor of Critter of the Month's tenth birthday, let's explore the world of one of Puget Sound's most graceful ten-legged ...

Once thriving, there are now believed to be just 73 Southern Resident killer whales left in Washington state's Puget Sound.

They eat crabs, fish, ... Local researchers recently discovered two new shark species in Puget Sound waters and joint crews are working to determine how long they have been here and what their ...

Though leaving crabs in place might sound counterintuitive, WDFW does not want native species to be incorrectly identified and accidentally killed. Leaving the crab and reporting it allows ...

The 2023 Puget Sound summer crab-fishing season is now underway. It started July 1. A crab biologist with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife says the boat ramp in Everett on opening day was ...

Though leaving crabs in place might sound counterintuitive, WDFW does not want native species to be incorrectly identified and accidentally killed. Leaving the crab and reporting it allows ...

Though leaving crabs in place might sound counterintuitive, WDFW does not want native species to be incorrectly identified and accidentally killed. Leaving the crab and reporting it allows ...

Jul. 31—There's a new pair of apex predators in Puget Sound. Two species of shark, ... The Blob caused massive die-offs of coastal birds and crabs, among other species.

Each year, an estimated 12,000 crab pots are lost in Washington waters, most of them in Puget Sound. Crab biologist Don Velasquez said the hobby is getting more popular.

Though leaving crabs in place might sound counterintuitive, WDFW does not want native species to be incorrectly identified and accidentally killed. Leaving the crab and reporting it allows ...

Though leaving crabs in place might sound counterintuitive, WDFW does not want native species to be incorrectly identified and accidentally killed. Leaving the crab and reporting it allows ...