predatory fish,
Mercury, once ingested never leaves the body, so it is concentrated in the bodies of fish that eat other fish.
alot af fish has mercury catfish , shrimp , and many more but the cod fish has the most
These fish are known to have the highest traces of Mercury.
Marlin
Orange Roughy
Shark
Swordfish
Tilefish
Tuna (Ahi)
fish that eat other fish
mercury Due to pollution, mercury can build up in the water where microorganisms convert it to the toxic methyl mercury
mercury = pregnant = fish
Mercury sphygmanometer
The main source of fish is the Mercury fish. The Mercury fish is a tainted fish found widely in the US streams.
No. The silver color is absolutely not due to mercury. When analysis is done on fish, even ones known to be high in mercury, the results are given in parts per BILLION. Even the highest mercury-containing fish (that the FDA advises pregnant people limit or avoid) isn't more than one dozen parts per billion. That is, the fish is .00000012% mercury, an amount that's going to be completely invisible. While the skin of fish probably does contain mercury, it's not anymore than the rest of the fish, and the color is no indicator of mercury content. You cannot estimate the mercury content of fish based on the fish's appearance.
If the fish is in a mercury- contaminated water. >>none for mercurium!
Swordfish, tilefish and shark are amongst the highest. Larger, predatory fish tend to have higher levels of mercury than small herbivores, since they accumulate all the mercury their prey has consumed.shark!
In some places in the world, mercury is pumped into the ocean as a byproduct of industry. This mercury is then consumed by fish, poisoning the fish. The fish are caught by fishermen and consumed by people, creating a wide range of problems due to the toxic nature of mercury.
No. You aren't a fish. Fish can't use the computer and most definitely can't type.
Because of pollution, most fish has a decent amount of mercury in it. The good news is that, unless a person is pregnant or sick, fish is generally nutritionally sound. It can be eaten safely in moderate amounts.
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Fish is fine for pregnant women, but you the high levels of mercury is not. Several species of fish like swordfish, tuna and a few others are known to have higher levels of mercury. So avoid those fish if possible and eat other fish in moderation- too much of anything is bad for you. It's not fish that's bad- its the mercury found in fish that is the actual problem. Eat fish in moderation and you and your little one will be fine.