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They're big. Make that huge. Divers love to swim near these gentle giants. And they could soon be on your dinner table. Smaller ones, that is. But there is troubling news about possible mercury ...

It’s a fish that can reach the size of a grizzly bear, and it’s loved by divers and despised by many fishermen. The goliath grouper, capable of growing to 800 pounds, bobs around the reefs and ...

In a University of Florida survey, 1,518 recreational hook-and-line fishermen, 574 recreational spear fishermen, 697 commercial fishermen and 352 sightseeing divers answered a series of questions ...

Wilbur is a Goliath grouper, and he has a Facebook page. According to his page, Wilbur is about 11 years old and lives in 110 feet of water on the Castor wreck off Boynton Beach. Scuba divers who ...

There is always a bigger fish out there. A diver observes a Goliath grouper in Key Largo, Fla. Fotosearch/Getty Images — -- There’s always a bigger fish out there. One man on a fishing trip ...

The rare grouper sighting comes less than a month after another Atlantic grouper nearly chomped a diver’s foot in an underwater encounter. Don’t let the creatures terrify you into staying out ...

A scuba diver is defending his lobster from a hungry goliath grouper! Kamala Harris Scores Major Endorsement in Texas We Drive the Last Manual-Transmission Pickup You Can Buy Patriots veteran's ...

They eat mostly crab and slow-moving fish. The population declined in the 1970s and 1980s due to overfishing. Some Florida anglers want to fish them again, claiming the goliath feeds on their catch.

While they typically leave humans alone, the diver in this YouTube video quickly Take the goliath grouper, for example — these enormous fish are both awe-inspiring and a bit nerve-racking due to ...