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    First Fish Monologue

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    first time! People here are so friendly and we become good friends. Remember the time we went to the cabin in the Lake Winnipesaukee? We spent time fishing in my father’s boat. You caught a fish, but I didn’t. After a while I was upset, but when it was your turn again, you lend me your rod and caught my first fish. That was sweet of you! I miss our trip to Nantucket Island. I love a cool breeze off the ocean! You were concerned about me because I have sensitive skin and forgot to bring sunscreen. We

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    Goliath Fish Adaptations

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    The Goliath grouper is a fish that belongs to the cod family. Their family name is serenade (cods and groupers). It's scientific name is Epinephelus lanceolatus. Grouper are the largest specimens that are the biggest in the cod family. Grouper are evenly mottled brown with dark spots as seen in fig 1. On the edges of their soft fins juveniles bear striking black and yellow bars. Description bottom dwelling (demersal) predators they are highly regarded as food fish all of them have mostly small scales

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    The Fish Salmon And Tuna

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    As the world more focus and advance forward on building a better self (as a person), such as healthy diet, people consume a lot of fish in such pursue. Among all the fish Salmon and Tuna which are rich in protein. Matter of a fact according to “RAINCOAST TRADING” consumers sustainably-harvested gourmet canned seafood company nutrition fact state, same amount of canned Salmon 55g and Tuna 55g, tuna has cal: 90, protein: 17g while salmon has cal: 110, and protein: 13g. So, lot of people favor over

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    Fish Location Paper

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    estate lakes between 1½ and 7 acres in size. This has generally been because I fish purely for my own pleasure and have always been drawn to the peace and tranquillity offered by most of these type of waters. Because of their size, memberships tend to be low with fees relatively high and are often run on a syndicate basis. As a result of this combination, these type of waters tend to attract friendly, capable anglers that fish hard but also have that close-nit community spirit about them that often leads

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    The world is currently increasing at an alarming rate, where the population will reach nine billion by 2050, creating further demand for food (Raising More Fish to Meet Rising Demand, 2014). Fish farming, or aquaculture, is said to be the solution to meeting the growing global demand for fish as this sector is rapidly expanding comprehensively for the last thirty years (Australian Marine Conservation Society). Aquaculture is performing to become a successful method to satisfy the universal demand

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    Fish Descriptive Writing

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    woods to the fish hatchery. We had gotten everything ready to go, water bottles, food, and a couple of other equipment. After a lot of planning, we finally left my house. We started the walk at 10:30. The air was nice, warm and it was a summer day. It took us about 30 minutes to get to the fish hatchery, climbing hills and jumping over damp, large logs on the way. I had never been to the fish hatchery before, so I was pretty excited. As I arrived there I could instantly see ponds, fish tanks, and other

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    Jelly Fish Swarms

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    swarms, when these groups multiply that’s when issues arrive. Steve Hay, a plankton ecologist said, “Science data shows that over the past few years there has been an increase in swarms of jellyfish.” When these swarms form they eat tons of larva and fish eggs. There has also been reports of them clogging filters. Beaches have also been made to close when the swarms

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    Seafood has become more and more prevalent for people to want to eat these days. Fish in particular, all kinds, has become a bigger want. There are more than 30,000 different species of fish. There are different specifications such as the type, skeletal structure, and how the they are harvested. Fish can either be domesticated or man influenced or wild harvested, which delivers the best flavor and quality of a fresh fish. Fish can be purchased with many different options as well. Striper, or also known

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    water fish and saltwater fish are fully aquatic animals. Fully aquatic mean that both freshwater fish and saltwater fish will die shortly if they are taken out of water (Anderson et al, 2016).. Like most vertebrae, fish primarily require oxygen for metabolism. However, fish cannot obtain oxygen from air directly. Fortunately, water contains significant amount of dissolved oxygen. Fish obtain their oxygen from water through their gills (Grantly, Hastings & Walker, 2015). Both freshwater fish and saltwater

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    Not So Fishy Fish Farms

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    Not So Fishy Fish Farms Fish farms and aquaculture in the US have come under scrutiny in the past decade because people are unsure of what they are eating. Fish farms fall under the large umbrella term of aquaculture. Dictionary.com defines aquaculture as “the cultivation of aquatic animals and plants, especially fish, shellfish, and seaweed, in natural or controlled marine or freshwater environments.” This practice has evolved over centuries and exploded in the 1970’s, becoming the number one producer

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