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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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it is contagious it can also kill you.It can spread easily.
How does a mackerel ice fish adapt to its environment?
It uses an antifreeze which stops it from getting frozen.
A fish eats meat or plants, or both, depending on which type of fish it is.
If a human eats a fish, it is not a vegetarian diet food.
What kind of fish has a FCR of 1.1 or less?
channel catfish that are 60 pounds
salmon
trout
whitefish
Dano Fish Life for about 5 Years if Treated Well and kept care of.
Does eating fish make you bettter at math?
Yes, by eating the ones that are the oily type of fish can help your brain function properly along with memory improvements. Yes, by eating the ones that are the oily type of fish can help your brain function properly along with memory improvements.
Fish itself has some odorless becoz of some chemical in their body.. where as when its die those are spoiled by bacteria so bad smell spreaded
How do you cheer yourself up when your fish dies and you bury it?
Buy a new one. Or you can try thinking of how much of a good life it had compared to a stressful life of a human
What is the English word for the fish called dore?
To les anglais, the fish (sander vitreus) is called walleye. It is also sometimes called pickerel, but it is not related to pike or pickerel.
Yes. Pufferfish do contain fatal poison.
Pufferfish have a chemical known as Tetrodotoxin stored in their organs, such as the liver. The poison is mainly used as last-minute self defence if the standard puffing and needle defence fails.
Tetrodotoxin is known to be roughly 10 times more deadly than cyanide. There is no known antidote for tetrodotoxin infection.
Humans can be affected by the poison if they eat untreated puffer fish (sushi dishes) or by having the chemicals ingested or injected into them.
Tetrodotoxin causes paralysis of the diaphragm, leading to respiratory failure and often death.
If a human is not fatally affected by the tetrodotoxin, they could find themselves locked in a "near-death" state for a few days. In this case, the person appears dead, but is really conscious.
In the past there have been plenty of cases where people accidently ingesting tetrodotoxin have been mistaken for being deceased, only to wake up in a morgue (or even more sinister, a coffin underground) after a few days when the effects of the poison wear off. Luckily nowadays we have advanced scientific instruments which can tell if a human is deceased or alive and locked in a near-deceased state.
What do you fish with to catch stripers?
What I usually use to fish is those dough cubes, Worms, Smaller Fish, Crickets, Jigs. I would try some different stuff. Who knows you might catch something better.
