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The movie is called "Catfish" because it explores the concept of deception and identity in online relationships, similar to how catfish are known to stir up trouble in fish tanks by keeping other fish active. The term also refers to a specific incident in the film where one character creates a false identity online, paralleling the behavior of catfish in the digital world. Ultimately, the title symbolizes the unexpected truths that emerge when the facade is stripped away.
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What are the whiskers on a catfish called?
Catfish whiskers are called barbels.
What is a mother catfish called?
A mother catfish is called a fry
What is a mother catfish called?
A mother catfish is called a "female catfish." In biological terms, female catfish are referred to as "spawners" when they are ready to lay eggs. Catfish are known for their unique breeding behavior, where the male catfish guards the eggs until they hatch.
Why don't catfish have kittens?
Catfish do have children, but they are not called kittens. The catfish got its name by the whiskers it.
Vertebrates in the same class as a catfish?
Vertebrate is a category called a subphylum. Catfish belong to this subphylum or group. A catfish is a vertebrate.
How do you say Catfish in Spanish?
Translation: bagre OR siluro (for a giant catfish)Note that in Spain, catfish is not commonly sold and a completely different fish with a similar taste called pangasius (called panga in Spanish) is far more readily available.
What is Catfish called in Punjabi?
"Khagga"
What is mother catfish called?
A mother catfish is typically referred to as a "female catfish." In biological terms, the female catfish is responsible for laying eggs and caring for the young fry. The male catfish fertilizes the eggs externally after the female lays them.
What is the name of the facebook thriller movie coming soon?
catfish
Do catfish have lungs?
yes, but they are called gills.
What is catfish called in Telugu?
Pilli chapa
Was catfish hunter metioned in the first grumpy old men movie?
No
