Fish

Even though sharks are among very few fish which have eyelids, they do not blink. Most species of sharks have special nictitating membranes which go over their eyes to protect them when they are hunting or under attack.

Yes and no. typically plankton applies to microorganisms that are not fish. They are small microscopic animals. But more properly, plankton means drifter or floater. Anything that floats can be called a plankton. For example, the Porteguese Man of War is a plankton, while a copepod and diatom is also an aexample of plankton. Some plant are considered to be plankton and some algae are forms of phytoplankton.

Yes, because as long as they are still alive and 'kicking', they can pin your with their barbs (Catfish) or you could poke your hand on their dorsal fins (bass, rock bass), and they can bite down if their jaw is free, but with a thumb in their mouths, they can't produce enough force upward to bite you.

(Try it with yourself and push down as hard as you can on your bottom row of teeth, is it easy to bite your fingers?)

Blob fish survive by laying on the bottom of the ocean floor and eat anything that floats by!

when female guppies are just about to give birth to their young ones they start breathing very fast and try to hide from other fishes and even male guppies as they'll attack it.one more sign is the gravid spot near the anus enlarges and gets dark and just before the birth the eyes of the fry can be seen through the transparent body of the guppy

The Wolf Fish has 400 teeth which is 4 times the amount as the piranha fish.

The fins and the water pressure when their travelling through the water

There have been many theories as to the exact elements of the complex relationship between anemonefish and anemones. (I say anemonefish because a clownfish is really a clown anemonefish) Anemonefish live in the tentacles of the anemones and the tentacles protect them. They are also extremely territorial, and will defend the anemone at all costs. They also keep it clean and provide it food. The reason as to why anemonefish are never stung is still at large, although there are many theories about it. Some scientists say that the fish is covered in mucus, some say they build up an immunity, some say that the anemone recognizes it, etc. But either way, the relationship is called a mutualistic one, because both animals benefit.

Medium sized spoons (Little cleo is a good one) or minnow imitations.

by jacking off and masterbaiting everyday every hour. :]

Stonefish are ambush predators. they camouflage on the substrate in their environment and wait for a smaller fish to swim over them. they drop open their lower jaw, creating a vaccuum which will suck in the prey item to swallow them whole.

Yes, wrap in freezor paper and then aluminum foil.

Blobfish have no teeth. They eat, it is believed, by eat in tiny particles that drift by on the ocean floor, but no one is entirely how

Fish generally eat anything small enough to fit in thier mouths. Some fish are better parents than others, however. I've found having enough cover, plants etc, gives me more than desired survival rates for guppy fry. Making sure the adults are well fed helps too.

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.

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.

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.

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 :)

It's either the merman(male) or the mermaid(female).

its smooth

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

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.