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    turned and was watching my fish in my fish tank and realized that was what I would do it on. Then I realized that I spend many hour throughout the week watching my fish swim around‚ it is almost therapeutic. I found that the anatomy and physiology of a fish is very unique so that they can exist in the different underwater environments. In this paper we will cover their circulatory system‚ how fish sense their environment‚ and how they swim. The circulatory system of a fish is just like a humans in

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    the past year these rare Mathemafish are being threaten by the Fluted Dropout Shark. As months pass the population is starting to decrease more and more. We are finding that out through the catch-tag-release method (method that allows us to track the fish) that the past twelve months the population which started at 480 has dropped to 46. Three specific intervals were chosen because these intervals showed the most of how population changes throughout time. The intervals of (1‚ 472) and (5‚152) was the

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    Stickleback Evolution

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    Hunter Urick Stickleback Evolution Section 22 Sticklebacks are small fish that live in the oceans‚ streams and lakes across the northern hemisphere (Millington‚ 2013). There are three types of triple spine stickleback fish that live in the wild; marine‚ sea-run‚ and freshwater. The marine fish only live and breed in the ocean. The sea-run fish live in the ocean but they travel to fresh water to breed. Freshwater sticklebacks of course live in the freshwater all their lives (Leady

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    Shark Loss Research Paper

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    just one example on how sharks keep everything in balance. Another example is coral reefs which serve as a home to thousands of fish in the ocean such as the parrot fish. Parrot fish eat coral reefs and if they don’t have a predator to control their population size it could be detrimental to the coral reefs. The parrot fish would become overpopulated and all these fish would eat away the coral reefs. (TEDxYouth). The ocean’s ecosystems would collapse without coral reefs. Many species are at risk

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    we know that fishing can be exciting when you get to hook in to said fish. But what you may have not thought of is‚ fishing is a time when two or more people get to share a fun exciting experience when you are both working towards a goal together. Even when one may be teaching a “guppy” how to fish there is nothing like sharing the experience with them. The look in their eyes as they

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    Why Overfishing Is Bad

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    overfishing may not seem harmful to people‚ but in reality its damage is often underestimated. Overfishing is when too many fish are being caught than reproduction can replace. We can never really say that it is going to stop but we can try our best to reduce overfishing as much as possible. The world may think that the food in the sea is never-ending but that is not so. “Gathering as many fish as possible may seem like a profitable practice‚ but overfishing has serious consequences.” The outcome of overfishing

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    Ivy Suddarth McBride Composition 15 August‚ 2014 Just Keep Swimming When I was younger‚ I loved Finding Nemo. It was great movie about a lost fish and a father’s love‚ but as I grew up‚ I started noticing the small underlying messages hidden within the movie. Although I still love this movie‚ and I can quote majority of it‚ there are some negative aspects that I can understand some adults do not want their child knowing just yet. Nemo is a great movie for children. Yes‚ there are some deeper

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    dark the old man could feel the morning coming and as he rowed he heard he trembling sound as flying fish left the water and the hissing that their stiff set wings made as they soared away in the darkness.” This setting describes how the old man is eager for the morning rise to come to see and capture as many good fish as he can. It also expresses his passion of fishing by being fond of the flying fish he hears. Another example of setting is when‚ “he was rowing steadily and it was no effort for him

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    A Business Plan( Restaurant)

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    Introduction The restaurant is a speciality fish lover’s paradise keeping in mind about the people obsessed about various fish oriented dishes in Kolkata. This is the first time any restaurant is taking an initiative to open a restaurant‚ which will only deal with different items of fish for this fish-loving city. There will be many other side dishes‚ which will enhance the flavour of the cuisine. The restaurant will cater to 30 covers‚ which have a market of corporate‚ family‚ and college clientele

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    Depleting Bluefin Tuna

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    population General purpose: to inform Specific purpose: At the end of my speech the audience will know how Japanese fisherman are affecting tuna populations Introduction: For the people of Japan‚ the sea provides most of their diet. But one fish in particular‚ the Bluefin Tuna‚ is favored over most. Tuna fisheries began to grow in 1970‚ and since then‚ developed into an enormous business for Japan. Because of this‚ fleets of Japanese fishing vessels are over-fishing this species to extinction

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