Segment One.  Fish in the News. Each week the Bailey Brothers start Pet Fish Talk with some fun and interesting stories about fish in the news.   German Burglars Behead Piranhas. German police have said they were trying to establish why burglars broke into a house in the western city of Essen and beheaded two pet piranhas. Nothing was missing from the house but the owners found the remains of one of the decapitated killer fish impaled on a knife stuck into the kitchen door when they came home last Friday night. Click here to read this story.       Piranhas eating a piece of fish in at the Sologne Aquarium in Villherviers, France.           The Shark Tank at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, MD, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary.           Baby Whale at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, IL,  swimming near his mother and learning how to swim upside down.           Looking out through the big aquarium at the shoppers in the Ginza shopping district in Tokyo, Japan.           Genetically Engineered Rice Fish at the fourth Bio Taiwan 2006 exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan.           Swimmers perform synchronized swimming inside an aquarium at a promotional drive entertaining visitors in Seoul, Korea.           Jellyfish blocked a nuclear power plant's seawater cooling system this week in Japan.           A Grey Shark swims alongside a diver in the new Sea Life Aquarium in Roquetas del Mar, southern Spain.     The National Aquarium in Baltimore Celebrates 25th. Since it opened on Aug. 8, 1981, the National Aquarium has been one of Baltimore's most popular attractions. A familiar and beloved part of the Baltimore skyline, the glass-topped, triangular building is perched on Pier 3 in the heart of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The Aquarium may be beautiful on the outside, but the inside is even more breathtaking. More than 14,000 aquatic animals live within its four levels and 10 ongoing exhibits, such as the coral reef, the shark pool and a South American rain forest full of birds, poison dart frogs, sloths, tamarin monkeys, rain forest plants and real-live piranhas. Click here to read the entire story.   NYC Professor Promotes Urban Fish Farm. In the basement of an ivy-covered building on the surprisingly leafy campus of Brooklyn College is something even more surprising: thousands of tilapia packed tighter than a subway car into 300-gallon fiberglass fish tanks. Click here to read the entire story.   Update on the Baby Whale at the Shedd Aquarium. The baby Beluga Whale is learning new behaviors, by mimicking his mother, and at just 2 weeks old on July 31 he's already learned at lot. Mimicry is a natural way to learn, and he's trying out these behaviors with no prompting. Recently, the little beluga spent an entire day practicing swimming upside down, something that his mother, Puiji, does all the time. "It took him several days to master, and now it's one of his favorite things to do." Click here to read more.   Big Aquarium in the Ginza Shopping District. Tropical fish from Japan's southwestern Kerama Islands swim in an aquarium at the Ginza shopping district in Tokyo July 30, 2006. Click here to see the original picture and caption.   Genetically Engineered Glo Fish in Taiwan. Genetically engineered rice fish glow in an aquarium at the fourth Bio Taiwan 2006 exhibition in Taipei July 27, 2006. These fish have genes from other species, such as sponges, that alter their colors. Click here to see the original picture and the read the caption.   Swimming in an Aquarium in Seoul, Korea. Ukrainian swimmers perform synchronized swimming inside an aquarium at a promotional drive entertaining visitors in Seoul July 26, 2006. Click here to see more.   Jellyfish Block Nuclear Reactor's Cooling System. A mass of jellyfish forced a Japanese nuclear power plant to slow part of its output this week after the slimy creatures blocked up the plant's seawater cooling system. Click here for more.   The new Sea Life Aquarium in Roquetas del Mar, southern Spain is the biggest aquarium in Andalusia, an autonomous community of Spain. The aquariums display many different tropical and Mediterranean species. Click here for more.   Segment Two.    Segment Three.    Segment Four.    Thank you. 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