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How many of the fishes would've survived if there are 12 fishes and half of them drown?
Lizlarkoni
Answered: Jul 23, 2017

I dont get it. Its like it you own 6 fish, and 3 drown, how many do you have?

I really dont get it.

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What is the difference between Fish and Reptiles?
Howard Reyes, Science Teacher
Answered: Sep 05, 2019
A fish is an example of an aquatic animal; this simply means a type of animal that lives in the water. While reptiles can live in the water as well as on the land. Both types of animals are...Read More

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What can a shark do that a lamprey can't?
Trgordon
Answered: Dec 03, 2020
Chew its food

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Why aren't humans considered ectothermic?
Trgordon
Answered: Dec 03, 2020
Because our body temperatures generally stay the same in all conditions

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What can you infer about cartilaginous fish from the size of their brains?
L. Liliass
Answered: Sep 22, 2017
Cartilaginous fish, on the whole, are more intelligent than bony fish because of the size of their brains. When we talk about a cartilaginous fish, it just means that they are fish without bones....Read More

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What is the difference between a Pike and a Pickerel?
Barry Mclean, Sales Manager
Answered: Jun 10, 2019
Are you familiar with what a pike and a pickerel are? These are two types of fish that may be similar to each other. The pike is a fish that can grow really long. You can tell if you are looking...Read More

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What would you call a baby fish?
L. Liliass
Answered: Sep 19, 2017
Baby fish are called fry. This is a bit of a trick question. A prat is a baby codfish. A parr is a baby salmon. And guppies are just a kind of little bitty fish, usually seen in fish tanks, but...Read More

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How many times is the largest fish larger than the smallest fish?
Adoane
Answered: Dec 03, 2020
1,800 times

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What is the difference between Ahi and Yellowfin tuna?
T. Wikati, Technical Writer
Answered: Jul 17, 2019
Tuna is a type of fish, and it is widespread to find. It has different species, and ahi is just like one out of many species of tuna. Yellowfin tuna is just a type of ahi tuna. It is called...Read More

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What is the difference between Albacore and Tuna?
J. Pollock, Science Professor
Answered: Jul 31, 2019
There is no big difference between Albacore and Tuna. Albacore is just a type of out of like seven species of Tuna. Albacore is a large marine fish with edible flesh, and it is also known as...Read More

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What is the difference between Cod and Pollock?
Bergeront Tiffney, Computer Engineer
Answered: Jun 18, 2019
Some people are not familiar with the differences between the different fish that are available. They usually assume that all fish are the same, but this is not true. Fish have different types of...Read More

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What is the proper Binomial Nomenclature for the African Butterfly Fish?
L. Liliass
Answered: Sep 22, 2017
The proper Binomial Nomenclature for the African Butterflyfish is letter B or Pantodon buchholzi. The binomial nomenclature of the African Butterflyfish is derived from the type of family of fish...Read More

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Which fish tastes the best?
J. Goodman, Web Content Writer
Answered: Jun 22, 2018
Many people say that they don't to eat a "fishy-tasting" fish, but they're fish and that's what they taste like. However, some have more of the fish-taste than others and many have varying...Read More

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How much percentage of fishes are primary freshwater fish?
C.Evelyn
Answered: May 06, 2018
Freshwater fishes are those fishes who spend most or all of their lives in fresh water with a salinity of less than 0.05% such as lakes and rivers. This Fresh water environment is differ...Read More

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How do fish breathe?
C.Emilyas
Answered: Aug 25, 2017
Fish, like humans, can breathe too. However, humans use lungs, while fish use their gills. Gills are located usually close to the eye. They have these flaps on either side of their bodies that...Read More

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