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Where do tropical fish originate?
The Tropics
Where did fish and chip originate?
Scotland
Which country do fish originate in?
the ocean
Where did caviar originate?
Caviar originates from fish eggs
Where in Britain did fish and chips originate?
England
What animals have their own kind of antifreeze?
Wood frogs, Arctic Fish,
What zone do clown fish originate from?
Epipelagic Zone
Where do neon tetra fish originate from?
Peru and Brazil.
Why are they called Swedish Fish?
Because they originate from Sweden
What animal has antifreeze it its blood?
Wooly mammoth and some fish and some frogs
Is fish that live in polar waters have a natural chemical antifreeze called glycoprotein?
It seems so. You can find more detail in the Wikipedia article on "Antifreeze protein".
How does a mackerel ice fish adapt to its environment?
It uses an antifreeze which stops it from getting frozen.
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