Fish

Fresh fish should be used fairly quickly, within a day or two at the most.

snakeheads fish lived in china...........

The market forms of finfish are whole or round, filets, drawn, sticks, dressed or pan-dressed, steaks and butterflied steaks. I am not to sure about the shellfish but I do know that there are crustaceans and mollusks.

Prawns swim or move in water , backwards . They do this by curling their tail under their body in rapid jerks , which propels them through the water , backwards . Other shellfish similar to Prawns , like Krill , Shrimp , Crayfish , move , or swim the same way.

Your probably talking about a Steak Tartar. There are other ingredients in it, though: red onion, minced picles, capers, dijon mustard, olive oil, lea & perrins, maybe some tabasco... Great stuff, best served with french fries.

Ok, now I'm craving for it...

Most fish use gills for gas exchange instead of lungs

NO, they are not they are Monotremes

Yes of course.. People prefer different rods for different applications.. For instance I bought a rod to liveline w/ but it ended up becoming my favorite inshore tog rod.. It's whatever you want it to be used for..

They both have meat but fish is a better meat having much less fat and more much protein. Sometimes fish is not concidered meat as meat is often used for beef, chicken and swine.

Well they have limbs and lungs, which I would consider more complex.

According to my lab experiment, it is splitting because of age. Although, it is for guppies. I don't know what kind of fish you are talking about.

No, horseflies do not have scales. Instead, they have a hard exoskeleton made of chitin, which provides protection and structure. Unlike insects such as butterflies or moths that have scales on their wings, horseflies have a more streamlined and functional body adapted for their lifestyle.

i kills pike

Birds don't have fins as fins are for swimming in water. One could argue that they have scales on their feet as the skin there is tough and 'scaly' but there is not an overlapping matrix of scales like their would be in reptiles.

Yes they do but they also eat animals (insects) because they are omnivores not herbivores.

A Mudskipper is a FISH not a reptile or amphibian, it belongs to the gobi family witch is the largest family of fish.

with gills; they're fish!

The fish heart is made up of four parts in a closed-loop circulatory system. The four parts are the sinus venosus, the atrium, the ventricle, and the bulbus arteriosus.

I would say no because fish actually don't sleep. They are always swimming and never sleep so therefore they never have any dreams.

Goldfish do not change gender whatsoever.

There are fish that do, such as a clown fish (Nemo); they are all males from birth, and when it becomes breeding season, they pair off and one becomes female. How they decide that is unknown (and perhaps a great argument?!)
No they can not. but if you are trying to breed them i suggest you buy more gold fish, make sure that the females do not over populate the males or they will fight amounst themselfs and also make sure there is a plant or fake plant for them to lay their eggs in. Once the eggs hatch you might want to move the baby goldies out so that the other fish dont eat them. Also dont over crowd your goldfish they will certainly not breed if over crowded i suggest putting them in a filtered tank say 20 gallons? Good luck!

A sea anemone can breed either sexually, where it regurgitates either eggs or sperm (or packets of both, depended on the species) into the water column, or it can reproduce asexually, where it either buds off tiny replicas of itself, or more dramatically, stretches itself in two directions until it grows into two equal-sized clones.

With proper care, the average is about 4 to 5 years. What you do need to remember is that when you first buy a betta, particularly the males (with the pretty fins) is that they are already 2 years old.

Helps maintain Fish buoyancy ( from further down in the water or to surface)

The swim bladder can fill by gulping air at the surface, this enables the fish to float or empty by loosing air from the swim bladder through a pneumatic duct (a pneumatic duct is an internal gas filled organ) connected to the oesophagus, this enables the fish to sink.

Yes they do change color when you cook them when they are alive they are usually brownish but when you cook them they turn red. Hope this helps Yes they do change color when you cook them when they are alive they are usually brownish but when you cook them they turn red. Hope this helps