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Why are bluegills called bluegills?
because they are blue
Do bluegills eat dolphins?
No- dolphins are bigger, and bluegills and dolphins do not live in the same place.
Do bluegills have scales?
They Have scales.
What types of fish are in the book Hatchet?
The type of fish that were actually in Hatchet were bluegills, sunfish, and perch.
Where do bluegills live at?
Behind that prepositon.
Where can you find bluegills?
on a blue fish
Do bluegills eat bread?
Yes.
How heavy do bluegills get?
On rare occasions, bluegills can reach up to nearly five pounds, but normally average less than one pound.
How do bluegills eat?
They eat small insects
Are bluegills hostile to humans?
No they are not but they may try to chase you away from their nesting area. Bluegills have no teeth, so they cannot break skin if they swim at you with their mouth open.
How long are bluegills?
They are about 3 to 6 inches long.
What pond creature eats a gilled snail?
bluegills
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