No, gammon is not a fish. Gammon is a type of cured ham, usually taken from the hind leg of a pig. It is often served cooked as a main dish.
Why does your tutu smell of fish?
I'm a digital assistant and don't have a physical form, so I don't wear clothes or own a tutu. It seems like there might be a misunderstanding.
What is another name for a fish hawk?
Another name for the "fish hawk" is the Osprey. Actually, another name for the Osprey, since that is its true name, is the "fish hawk."
The Osprey splashes into the water, catches the fish, and flies off. Bald Eagles are fish eaters too but they usually catch their prey near the surface, rarely entering the water as Ospreys do. Instead, where Ospreys are common the eagles steal it from the "fish hawk." Eagles are the sea eagle, also the fish eagle depending on their location in the world.
Is fish liver oil the same as cod liver oil?
"Pretty much. Cod liver oil has to come from the cod fish, whereas fish liver oil can come from any sort of fish."
Well, not really. Cod liver oil, as the name suggests, is usually extracted from cod fish livers. But fish oil is obtained by heating flesh or by-products (i.e., leftovers) of fish processing, leading to differences in quality of the oil.
Another major distinction - cod liver oil provides resources of vitamin A and vitamin D, in addition to Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) and Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA), which are widely known as Omega 3 fatty acids. Fish oil is a basic source of Omega 3.
Each have their own benefits, and choice should be made accordingly.
it is a disease. Go on google and type in dropsy. Fish dropsy is a disease that makes a fish look sort of like a pinecone. It can be fatal, so go to a pet store and ask about medicine for your tank.
In what ways are fish bladders and buoyancy compensator vests similar?
as they fill or release air it will control where you are in the water. It is a lot harder for a fish, the fish have to get the air from their blood stream because they do not have lungs. Taking in air is harder because it is via their blood and they cannot release the air as fast as buoyancy compensator vests.
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How can you tell that fish apart from seals?
Fish typically have scales, fins, and gills for breathing underwater, while seals have fur, flippers, and lungs for breathing air. Fish also have streamlined bodies for swimming, while seals have more cylindrical shapes. Additionally, fish swim using their tails, while seals propel themselves through the water using their flippers.
What do salmon and cod use when they go to a war?
Salmon and cod do not go to war, as they are fish and do not engage in warfare.
Can you feed your puffer fish shrimp that are frozen?
Yes, frozen shrimp can be a good source of food for puffer fish. Thaw the shrimp first before offering it to your puffer fish to make it easier for them to eat. Make sure the shrimp is free of any preservatives or added substances that could harm the puffer fish.
If you touch a betta fish does it die or not?
Coming in contact with human skin will not kill a betta. However, bettas are very fragile fish, so care should be taken not to handle them for fear of damaging their internal organs, fins, or scales.
How sensitive are fish scales?
Very. The acute sensitivity that scales have, give fish very quick reflexes. I've seen the little monument in my goldfish bowl fall over a many times when the fish was under it, and she always manages to escape somehow. Similarly, whenever my hands have accidentally brushed against her she darts away in an instant.
Monkfish are opportunistic predators and they feed on a variety of prey including fish, crustaceans, and mollusks. They are known to ambush their prey by burying themselves in the sand and striking quickly.
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They can be up to 4 FEET LONG
i once caught one that was 5 Feet long
the workld record is like 12 FEET LONG
NOT 10 INCHES LONG
- the fish expert
Is swai fish a bottom feeder fish?
Swai fish are considered bottom feeders as they primarily feed on algae, small invertebrates, and other organisms found at the bottom of freshwater rivers in southeast Asia where they are commonly found.
Which fins do fish use for stopping?
The frontal pectoral (and pelvic) fins can provide the most resistance against the water, to cease forward momentum. If a sudden stop is required at high speed, though, i believe fish turn sharply, cancelling momentum that way.
Which fish cannot swim in the water?
It seems to me the only land animal that can't swim is the land tortoise. I am only saying this because I believe it is too heavy to say afloat and its feeble arms and legs couldn't possibly displace enough water to keep it's head above water. Other animals might include: Coral and some insects (seems like they just drown).
What happens to the body of a fish when it dies?
When a fish dies, its body undergoes decomposition where bacteria and other organisms break down the tissues. This process releases nutrients back into the water and contributes to the food chain. Over time, the fish's body will be fully broken down and recycled by other organisms in the ecosystem.
What kind of fish did marlin and dory get swallowed by?
Marlin and Dory were swallowed by a whale in the movie "Finding Nemo".
Do fish develop internally or externally?
Fish develop externally, meaning that fertilization and embryonic development occur outside of the parent fish's body. The eggs are often released into the water where fertilization takes place, and the embryos develop independently until they hatch.
How did the snakehead fish get in the US?
Snakehead fish were introduced to the US primarily through the aquarium trade and by food markets in Asian communities. Some snakeheads were released into local waters by hobbyists, leading to established populations in certain areas.
How could a fish suffer from hypoxia?
A fish could suffer from hypoxia if there is a decrease in oxygen levels in the water, which could be due to pollution, algal blooms, or changes in temperature leading to decreased oxygen solubility. This can cause stress, difficulty breathing, and ultimately harm the fish's health and survival.
What is the maturity age for a black ghost knife fish?
Several years. It is more reliable to say that Black Ghost Knives are mature at 15-18 cm (6-7 inches) long.