Fish

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Swordfish are considered warm-blooded, or more accurately, they exhibit a unique form of regional endothermy. This adaptation allows them to maintain a higher body temperature than the surrounding water, which enhances their swimming speed and efficiency during hunting. This ability is not common among most fish, making swordfish particularly distinctive in their physiological characteristics.

The fish called Admiral Mangrove lives in trees. See the link below please: http://www.ntra-net.com/2009/03/15/fish-that-live-in-trees-for-several-months/

by waving their tail the fish can turn its head

Yes I think so

Well, it all depends on who you ask. One answer is someone who mends fishing nets, but that's not the answer we've been looking for, is it?

To the best of my knowlage, a beatster is what you get when you put a beatnik in the 21st so they become a better hipster than a hipster. They're the wierd anti-hipster that everyone's talking about.

tooks like a trigger

Its dorsal fin looks liker a trigger and can lock into an upright position enabling it to secure itself into protective quarters like corals and crevices.

Stonefish are carnivores.

Not yet.

The sea lamprey is a primitive, eel-like fish native to the northern Atlantic Ocean and the Baltic, western Mediterranean and Adriatic seas. Sea lampreys invaded the Great Lakes in the early 20th century through shipping canals.

Maybe, if people were born with gills.

Tity milk

a collection of fish is called a school of fish

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no

you have to find the pieces to the mermaids harp and give it to her. she plays the harp and he wakes up.

I have sampled fish for many years. I just moved to ricola Peru recently to test this new fish found while a man was deep water fishing. You can tell if its a good fish just by the looks of it. If it has a gew like substance coming off of it i would say lets stay away but any thing other than that i can say that is pretty good.

Try to get the fish to eat a pea.

Your question is totally unclear.

All fish exhibit some form of pigmentation pattern primarily due to chromatophores, which are specialized cells that contain different pigments. These patterns can vary widely among species and serve various functions, including camouflage, communication, and thermoregulation. Common pigment types include melanophores (black/brown), erythrophores (red), and xanthophores (yellow), which can combine to create intricate patterns and colors. Overall, while the specific patterns can differ, the presence of these pigment cells is a unifying characteristic among all fish.

yes ma'am...... they.sure.do.

What exactly are you asking? How to fish or How do fish do something?

Two of the most common poisonous fish are found in the Red Sea, these are,The Lion Fish and The Surgeon Fish

both forces are the same.