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Fish

A fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is typically cold-blooded, covered with scales, and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins.

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Do fish eggs evaporate into the air?

Fish eggs do not evaporate in the air.

Eventually, almost instantly, the fish inside the egg will die.

That's when the egg is just left.

What type of fish is healthy?

no fish, that's sick, fish taste and smell bad, and they deserve a life. they get inhumanely killed either way, so no fish is safe.

Can fish survive in dirty water?

Maybe. Some special fish can.

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To answer this question, one must question your definition of "dirty".

If you mean simply murky water, then yes, most fish can easily survive in murky water. Only the most fragile of fish would be affected by having murky water, in which case their gills would possibly become inflamed.

HOWEVER, if you mean contaminated by chemicals, or by waste products produced by the fish itself, then no, or at-least not for extended periods. Think about it this way, the fish "breaths" from the same water it excretes all of it's waste into. Just as breathing in carbon-monoxide is lethal to humans above a certain concentration, as are waste products to fish. Man made pollution is even more dangerous to a fishes health.

What type of fish do Adelie Penguins eat?

A penguin's diet consists mainly of hobbits and shrimp, though they have been known to eat the young of their previous mate and even orcs when food is scarce. For further inquiry about penguins, see "March of the Penguins", narrated by Morgan Freeman.

What is the texture of different types of fish and what does that mean in terms of handling the fish during preparation?

All sorts of ways! Taking note of a fish's texture is actually quite important!

The best example would probably be during sushi preparation. Here it is of the utmost importance to notice which way the meat runs. The 'lines' are most easily seen in salmon. I think they're called transition slits? By following these 'lines' you're following the actual layers of the muscle, which will unlock more flavor from the meat. And if you don't cut blowfish right it can be so poisonous that it can kill you!!!!!

Fish with very scaly rough textures will obviously need to be descaled or smoothed. Depending on how well you do this can depend on the quality and consistency of the cooking. Rougher skinned fish are typically best pre-cut in some way before cooking. I find cutting a diamond pattern cooks the fish quite well, provides an easier on-bone eating experience, and make it look like you're a pro.

Fish that are too smooth can be harder to put some frying batters on, so roughing them up a little can help you get better at the process, or if you just don't have a batter that is sticking very well.

Happy Cooking :)

Why didn't the Apache eat fish?

There is no sea where the Apache lived. Therefore, no seafood.

Where do mud fish live?

There are heaps of fish species that are commonly called "Mud Fish". Some evolved in fresh water creeks, rivers, lakes, ponds and streams, and others are from the mangroves and swamps. If you give the taxonomic name of the fish you will get more accurate information.

What is fruit have same name fish?

no A fish is an animal and fruits are plants.yes we do im amin the 3 grade and i study it no there is not a fish is not a fruit there you go missy

Where is the Wahoo fish found?

The wahoo fish is a game fish popular among fishermen. It can be found worldwide in waters near the equator and in waters a little cooler than those at the equator.

What are the natural enemies of a rainbow trout?

There are many natural predators that live in a variety of environments, The hatchet fish will have to watch out for the angler fish and the viper fish.
tuna fish

What type of biome does a fish live in?

A liquid environment [ saltwater or freshwater ].

How do fish obtain food?

out the water by sucking it in or biting it and swallowing and digesting it i guess various fish feed in various ways. particular foods are taken in via suction, such as a bass inhaling a worm, while others might attack and bite, such as bluefish or other toothy varieties, chomping upon smaller baitfish. size matters. small aquarium fish kind of 'nibble' the numerous food products available. larger fish feed with more intensity and purpose.

How is fish oil taken?

Firsty get a big Cod and smoked hadock, cut of the head and tail, take out bones, and replace with olives and oil, and a table spoon of garlic butter, then add to blender, mix then together and add a bit of salt, pepper and rosmary to season, mix together again, then add the mixer, pour the mixer out and drain the oil into bowl.

How do the eyes of a lantern fish help it to survive in the dark?

They are vary bright I watched finding Nemo and I asked my self the same thing. If you see light can help us in many ways and even help us live! It's like it you eat 100 carots it helps you see in the dark weel with the fish there born with that sence.

Why do fish go in groups?

fish swim in a school to save themselves from predators. because, predators like shark will not be able to locate a single fish seperately,if the fish are in schools.

How do you know if mosquito fish are boys or girls?

The female has a triangular anal fin. In the male this fin is elongated into a long point. This fin carries milt (sperm) like a penis and is called a "gonopodium".

What does fish oil do for you body?

Fish puts the three types of fat that people don't have.

Which part of the fish is responsible for movement?

All parts work together. Fish couldn't swim without fins any more than they could swim without their gills or digestive system.

What are three key characteristics of fish?

1.body of fish consists of head,trunk and tail

examples are sharks,rohu,thaila and trout etc

Is a clown fish a vertebrate?

in order to be a vertebrate you need to have a back bone. and because clowfish do have back bones they are there for vertebrates.