yes the sturgeon is endangered and protected by the law ANSWER: The answer above is only partialy correct. There are some species that are endangered, but equaly so, there are several varieties In the US that are not and are part of a legal fisheries programs in several states.
Yes. Back in 1972 it was discovered that the tip of the sailfish fin contained a special form of Mercury that gave a precise reading in thermometers. Since then the fish has become highly endagered. Good question though because during the Clinton administration the use of mercury became restricted due to high costs and health concerns. Scholars predict Sailfish might experience a comeback by 2018.
No, they are a very common type of shrimp like creature.
Indo-Pacific Sailfish.
A grown sailfish has an average of 6-8 feet in growth and averages 60 lbs.
lochness monster
no
Sailfish have fins, which they use as wings or sails. I have heard conflicting reports from various people who have real life experience, regarding the scales. There are several varieties of sailfish. It could be that some varieties have scales, and others do not. Both of my sources, which conflict with each other, are credible. However, each source lives on a different continent, and may be talking about different species of sailfish. Better safe than sorry; assume sailfish aren't kosher unless you can inspect the scales for yourself.
Yes, they are. It was discovered in 1972 that the tip of a sailfish fin contained mercury that gave precise readings in thermometers. Since this was discovered, sailfish have been caught and killed for their mercury. Scientists predict that the population will be back in its normal state by 2018.
yes , sailfish have lungs !
sailfish
seven fins are on a sailfish.
Atlantic sailfish was created in 1804.
A sailfish is a fish.
Indo-Pacific Sailfish.
The Sailfish ( 68 mph ) The Sailfish ( 68 mph )
Sailfish lay at least 200 young.
A grown sailfish has an average of 6-8 feet in growth and averages 60 lbs.
Yes. A sailfish is a vertebrate and has a complete internal skeleton - including ribs, a skull and a spine.
Sailfish are rarely sought as food, and their numbers are still quite good.