Fish

‎"According to the folk at the London Aquarium (who have one, and from whom I'm awaiting more details), the golden arowana (Luciocyprinus striolatus) can jump several metres out of the Mekong waters and grab birds and even small monkeys from the overhanging branches. It takes them down into the depths and drowns them before eating." ‎"According to the folk at the London Aquarium (who have one, and from whom I'm awaiting more details), the golden arowana (Luciocyprinus striolatus) can jump several metres out of the Mekong waters and grab birds and even small monkeys from the overhanging branches. It takes them down into the depths and drowns them before eating."

Protection,swim better, waterproof

Well, the Transcience Corp. is in Maryland, if that is what you mean.

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Because it's thirsty ! ANY animal in need of water will seek out ponds, pools etc to quench its thirst !

sprat Morrison is a book about a young boy who always use to eat out other children food

Are you asking if you can stick your finger in it's tank without being bitten? Yes. Yes you can. Betas are only really violent to other Bettas or fish with similar colouring so unless your finger looks remarkably like a beautiful three inch long fish with flowing fins, you should be just fine :)

Puffer fish is a Chinese delicacy but it does contain a deadly poison that will make you vomit and cough up blood, death follows between 4 and 24 hours. So if your in a Chinese restaurant don't order puffer fish.

yes I believe so

No, Sturgeon are fish and fish live in water. Sturgeon are a primitive bony fish of the Acipenseridae family usually found in the temperate waters of the Northern hemisphere. They are a valued source of caviar.

Inductive reasoning is used in the example penguins eat fish.

Fish stocks can be either depending on how the are gathered. Since they automatically replenish themselves they can only be nonrenewable if they are gathered faster than they reproduce. Large scale commercial fishing can cause this, but most companies are searching for ways to relieve it.

cartilage fish have paird fins and jaws and they have bones. jawless fish have no paired fins and jaws and they have no bone

Cartilage fish = sharks and rays

Jawless fish = hagfish and lampre

Mammals are mainly categorized as having hair, nursing their Young, and breathing with lungs. Sharks do not have hair, do not nurse their Young, and breathe using gills. Sharks are considered "cartilage fish".

*note: one deviation from it's normal class is not totally uncommon; after all, there are egg-laying mammals such as the platypus.

Like the frog.

a fat betta fish

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Sperm Whales just swallow these things. They usually own sharks but sometimes sharks own them. Squids have been known to be carnivores and eat these too.

It was Jonah.

Provided they are housed properly and looked after properly, some of the cold water species like goldfish or koi can live for more than 20 years. The same applies to some of the Amazonian cichlids like the Oscar that will also live for over 20 years given the correct conditions and good food. In the wild though there are Cod and Grouper fish that are known to have reached over 200 years old before being killed by unthinking spear fishers.

There is no visible difference between the sexes of Oscars no matter how much BS some people say about fin shapes or size or colour. You just have to see them spawning. Then its the female laying the eggs and the male doing the fertilising.

Merpeople are not scientifically real. All though many people claim they have proof of a life form underneath the surface of the water... it is not true.

Yes, by 'clogging up' the fishes' gills and preventing them from breathing.

if the fish go through the spinning fan then it kills them...