43 calories in 1 half of a hake fish
A hake is a species of fish of the general Phycis or Merluccius.
The fish hake is spelled just the way you spelled it.
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Hake is a bony white fish, similar to cod or haddock. It is a generally small fish that feeds on plants in the water.
Hake fish are saltwater fish, and all fish are vertebrates, so hake are vertebrates. Vertebrates have an internal skeleton with a backbone and that is one of the main characteristics of vertebrates.For more information on vertebrates, see the related questions.
Hake is a bony white fish, similar to cod or haddock. It is a generally small fish that feeds on plants in the water.
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No, the other way around. Hake is a salt-water - and coastal - fish. Haddock is also salt-water = but more oceanic. They are related, but different. Haddock is sometimes known as 'offshore hake'.
Hake is a type of fish that does have scales and fins. Scales are thin, bony plates that cover the skin of the fish, providing protection and reducing water resistance. Fins are the wing-like structures that help fish navigate and maintain balance in the water. Both scales and fins are characteristic features of most fish species, including hake.
Hake fish are beheaded at sea because they are nasty looking with nasty teeth,believe me you wouldn't buy them if you saw their head.
* halibut, * haddock, * hake...