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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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Does littering killing your fish?
If litter gets into the ocean it may cause polution. This efects fish because if a fish is hungry it may eat the litter. Litter like ballons can be poisonus to fish. So if a fish eats a poisonis piece of garbadge i may become very sick and die. The moral of the story is litter kills fish.
Why do fish and frogs lay a large number of eggs each time?
Because lots of them don't survive so they lay lots of eggs in the hope that some survive.
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What are the different kinds of molly fish?
There are hundreds of "sports" that unscrupulous people have given names to like "Dalmation" "Lyretail" etc. There are actually only three types of molly. Mollies were once classified as "Mollienesia" but the taxonomists have now placed the Molly into the same classification/genera as the Guppy and they are now classified as "Poecilia". The three species are P. velifera, P. latipinna and P. sphenops.
What are macro-predatory fish?
what dos ethe word macropredcitory means.can anyone pls help me.no bac commenrts m just doing this stuff for school.and my parents nor ther teachersd would like to herar bad coomment is with bad words in them pls help what dose the word mean
How would one identify a Zander fish?
One could identify a Zander fish from their elongated body and head. They are often confused with pike fish, though they are not a pike or perch hybrid.
Is it true that fish lays their eggs through the mouth?
well none of my fish did and I've been keeping and breeding fish for about fife years but i don't know if any others do there may be a spieies that do
How do photosynthesis affect snakehead fish?
Photosynthesis is a chemical process that occurs in plants. It uses energy from the sun to combine carbon dioxide and water to produce sugar and oxygen. It is of no relevance to snakehead fishes.
Does the perch have a heteroceral tail?
No, the perch does not have a heteroceral tail. Instead, it features a homoceral tail, where the upper and lower lobes of the tail fin are symmetrical in shape. Heteroceral tails, which are uneven with a larger upper lobe, are typically found in some species of sharks and other fish. The design of the perch's tail aids in its swimming efficiency in freshwater environments.
zoo plankton, sharks, dolphins, clown fish, zebra fish. These are just a few, there are WAY MORE.
What is the US fish and wild life service?
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is a government agency in the Department of the Interior. According to their website, their mission is "working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people."
Also according to their website, USFWS priorities are:
National Wildlife Refuge System: Conserving Our Lands and Resources
Landscape Conservation: Working With Others
Migratory Birds: Conservation and Management
Threatened and Endangered Species: Achieving Recovery and Preventing Extinction
Aquatic Species: National Fish Habitat Action Plan and Trust Species
Connecting People With Nature: Ensuring the Future of Conservation
How big can a barreleye fish get?
The barreleye fish is also known as the spookfish. This odd looking fish can get up to 6 inches (15 centimeters) long.
In fishing do fish bite better in the rain?
It depends on if the fish are biting. During rainstorms many fish will retreat to deeper water where the water isn't as turbulent. Some fish will hold more to the medium water column hoping to catch smaller fish and or insects falling from the surface.
