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Yes, and then some. They remember more than we give them credit for.
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What kind of fish did the kawakawa eat?
Well they live near the Ocean I believe, so fish. Beans other stuff. They traded with other Indians. But Fish and stuff like that. I believe, I don't really remember.
Do fish poo out green stuff?
Yes they do when you feed them fish they poo out fish. If you feed them green stuff they poo out green stuff
What are Fish'n'chips?
Fish and French Fries. i know that fish is fish but i think the chips part is curly fries. i had it a long time ago but i cant remember what the chips part is.
How many seconds can fish think before they forget you know their brain span?
Fish can remember from 10 seconds-a lifetime. Scientists belive that fish can only remember for 10sec. but I know that every day my fish loves me and remembers me I also taught him tricks and how to play soccer, so I know that fish can remember just as long as humans can!!! I think recently scientist have discovered that a fish can remember for months. Scientist said that this guy made a noise when he fed them and everytime the fish hear it they swim towards him for food.
Why do you forget stuff?
Why do you remember stuff? Same reason.
Is a sword fish a fish?
no.... bony fish are like... salmon & stuff
How can fish smell stuff?
no
Why does my black molly fish have stuff on it?
Please describe the "stuff".
What is the name of stuff the builds up in a fish tank?
the stuff that builds up on your fish tank is called ''algee''
What migrates long distances to their place of birth?
Fish migrate back to their birthplace to ley their eggs. If you take a fish from its natural environment and put it in a fish hatery it wont ley eggs. Fish have a sense so they remember were they were born.
What eats rock fish?
Stuff
What are two animals that are dependent on each other in the tropical rainforest?
The whale and the fish because the fish eats stuff of the whale which is food for the fish and makes the whale less covered in stuff.
