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    Why Fishing Is Bad

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    Fishing Fishing is something that everyone can do! There is so many different variates of fishing. There is freshwater fishing and also saltwater fishing. Fishing is one of those things that is very simple‚ but can also be very difficult depending on what you’re fishing for or what you’re fishing with. Fishing can be done by everyone even though fishing is hard for some people. Fish behavior has been studied by many different people. Many people have come to the conclusion for bass fishing that

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    ambystomatidae‚ genus Ambystoma‚ and the species Mexicanum. Axolotls live in deep‚ freshwater with dense vegetation such as Lake Xochimilco and formerly Lake Chalco. The wetlands of Xochimilco has a tropical climate with an average temperature of 23.7 degrees celsius and an average yearly rainfall of 700 to 4000mm. The axolotl is a predator as well as a prey. It is classified as a seconday consumer. It eats bugs‚ mullosks‚ small fish‚ aquatic worms‚ and just about anything that they can fit in their mouth

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    The Zebrafish Family

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    The zebrafish (Danio rerrio) is belonging in Cyprinidae family. It is the largest freshwater fish family and vertebrate animals. This family is common called minnows or craps family. The minnow’s family has about 3032 species and 371 genera. Some of the key characteristics to define this family are toothless jaws‚ teeth in throat only‚ cycloid scales‚ single soft-rayed dorsal fin and a pair of abdominal pelvic fins. They also have large eye‚ scaleless head and body with conspicuous scales. The mouth

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    (Ambulatory) Fishes Fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is covered with scales‚ and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins. Most fish are "cold-blooded"‚ or ectothermic‚ allowing their body temperatures to vary as ambient temperatures change. Fish are abundant in most bodies of water. They can be found in nearly all aquatic environments‚ from high mountain streams to the abyssal and even hadal depths of the deepest oceans. At 31900 species‚ fish exhibit greater species

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    Essay On Guppies

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    is also known as the millionfish‚ mosquito fish‚ or rainbow fish by tropical fish keeping enthusiasts.  They are a highly adaptable species that can survive and even thrive in environments that many other tropical fish species would be unable to tolerate.” (The “Un” Common Guppy) The guppy is one of the world’s most widely distributed tropical fish‚ and one of the fish that is most commonly chosen first to be taken home from the store. It is a freshwater aquarium species. Guppies were originally found

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    Essay On Bass Fishing

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    Bass Fishing – Bait – Bass Fishing Using Bait Fishing bait is a generic term for any type of substance or material which is used to attract fish to a fishing hook or line. Traditionally‚ before fishing became a modern sport‚ anglers would use anything they could get their hands on for example; worms‚ flies‚ small bait fish‚ night crawlers and insects. As the times have changed and some people’s opinions of fishing with live bait have changed‚ so has the variety of bait that has become available

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    Pacific Northwest‚ salmon are an incredibly important part of the ecosystem. Their presence indicates the health of rivers and there are over 100 species that depend on salmon as a source of food (Rahr). As salmon move from saltwater systems into freshwater systems again‚ they bring essential nutrients with them. These nutrients are put back into the ecosystem when the salmon are consumed and when their bodies start to decompose. Many of these nutrients even make their way back into the forest when

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    Aquatic Invasive Species

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    Aquatic Invasive Species Two thirds of the forty freshwater fish extinctions are known to have been caused by invasive species. The extinctions could have been caused by any one of the four thousand three hundred known invasive species in the United States. In Minnesota‚ the land of ten thousand lakes‚ thirty-five percent of all recreational waters are known to hold at least one invasive species (Invasive species of aquatic plants and wild animals in Minnesota: Annual report). The common carp‚ zebra

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    all-encompassing name for several varieties of fish that are freshwater fish‚ saltwater fish‚ or fish that spend part of their lives in one habitat and part of their lives in the other. Salmon is one of the most-desired restaurant fish‚ and they are most commonly found in the tributaries of the North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans‚ but have also been introduced into other areas‚ such as the Great Lakes in North America. Salmon is one of the more difficult fish to catch‚ but there are some things you can

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    Fish Kill

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    Fish kill On January 5‚ 2008‚ the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources announced that a fish kill at Taal Lake (January 2 to 4) caused the 50 metric tons or ₱ 3.25-million (US$1=₱41) loss of cultured tilapia in the villages of Leviste and Balakilong in Laurel and in Barangay Aya and Barangay Quiling inTalisay. 6‚000 maliputo fishes (₱ 230‚000) also died at Quiling. Toxic sulfur and high level of hydrogen sulfide in Ambulong while low dissolved oxygen caused the deaths. On May 30‚ 2011‚ the

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