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Why was fish important to the Mesopotamians?
Fish was important to the Mesopotamians because they settles on the coast line. So, fish was a common thing to eat there. The Mesopotamians loved to eat fish, but they did farm as well. I hoped this helped!
What kind of snake does eat fish?
Rattle Snakes do not eat fish. No kind eats fish.
Can fish be fixed?
What Kind Of Fish If It Is The Kind Of Fish That You Have Or Eat Then No!:D
What kind of fish eat fish that eat krill?
Lots of fish eat Krill!=O
Does anyone know what kind of fish raccoons eat?
Raccoons eat any kind of fish they are able to catch.
Do people eat fish in Alaska if they do what kind of fish do they eat?
salmon and halibut
What kind of animal does a penguin eat?
they eat fish
What kind of fish eat mosqutios?
yabbies or larger fish
What kind of food does fish eat?
It depends on the type of fish it is
What kind of food do bigger fish eat?
small fish
What kind of fish do a bull shark eat?
bull fish
What kind of fish did the ancient Egyptian eat?
Egyptian fish
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