Rating: One fish, two fish, red fish, single-handedly saving summer vacation, uh, fish.
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They dine on deep sea fish including lantern fish, owl fish and dragon fish.
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"'One fish — two fish — red fish — blue fish' – I think her comments 'stink' and are ridiculous towards our beloved Dr. Seuss," he wrote.
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But I have to say, I caught fish, Brett caught fish, Chris caught fish.
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Fish: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is delaying new protections for certain fish.
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These fish things are like giant fish sticks but more like the fried fish that you get in an order of fish and chips.
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Sure, the "fish" in Del Taco's Beachside Fish Taco ($2.89) is basically a fish finger.
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"'One fish – two fish – red fish – blue fish' – I think her comments 'stink' and are ridiculous towards our beloved Dr. Seuss," Sarno said, according to MassLive.com.
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Cod eat these small fish called capelin, which are commonly used for fish meal and fish oil.
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Here is the best fish food you can buy:Best fish food overall: New Life Spectrum Thera+ABest betta fish food: Omega One Betta Buffet PelletsBest herbivore fish food: Omega One Veggie RoundsBest carnivore fish food: Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze-Dried BloodwormsBest fish food for mid-level swimmers: Hikari Tropical Semi-Floating Micro PelletsBest saltwater fish food: New Life Spectrum Marine Fish FormulaBest fish food for algae eaters: Hikari Algae WafersBest fish food for bottom feeders: Omega One Shrimp PelletsUpdated on 11/04/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated links, prices, formatting, and text.
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"I look for how fish stick to things, fish that burrow, and fish that wear armor," he says.
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We fish, there's less fish, the dolphin go looking for fish, they steal ours, so we go fishing more.
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"You want those little fish to grow up into big fish and produce more little fish," Mr. Curtis said.
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Phnom Penh Journal PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — It was fish for breakfast and fish for lunch and fish for dinner.
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In the following order, they researched: A. Sharks, skates and cartilaginous fish B. Bony fish C. Are dolphins fish?
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A new "fish" for sale: Impossible Foods, creator of a meatless burger, is introducing a (fish-less) fish product.
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"It was like a Dr. Seuss book of tornadoes," said Jason Persoff, referencing "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" -- one tornado, two tornado, each different in shape and size.
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So instead of buying just based on looks, check the Tank Watch app, which helps you discern fish bred in captivity ("good fish") from wild fish captured using cyanide ("bad fish").
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A fish biologist commented and alerted Ralph Foster, a fish scientist and the fish curator at the South Australian Museum.
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When fish escape from their farms and breed with wild fish, it's been found to weaken the wild fish population.
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" > The original fish smell-identifier will say, "It's fish!
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" "There's one fish alive in that massive fish tank.
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In the engraving "Big Fish Eat Little Fish" (1557), a man takes a huge knife to the belly of a fish.
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Most fish that humans eat are predatory, consuming the smaller fish and marine life of the ocean; as these fish are killed off, breeding of smaller fish varieties accelerates, as does carbon emissions.
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Northern snakehead fish have teeth and are an aggressive fish.
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A fish pedicure at "Doctor Fish Health Spa" in China.
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Like, he has five fish tanks and over 100 fish.
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I demonstrate the big fish, little fish, cardboard box routine.
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The fish expands to the size of the fish bowl.
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Fish peddlers and store owners demanded lower prices for fish.
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Don't push the fish around with a spoon but spoon some sauce over the fish (we don't want the fish breaking!). 4.
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Image: nick goodrum/FlickrYou're familiar with the food chain: little fish eats plankton, bigger fish eats the little fish, then a seal eats the bigger fish, thus consuming the energy from all three smaller animals.
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The tariff would hit pollock, which is often made into fish sticks or served as fish and chips or fish sandwiches at restaurants.
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And that helps the ecosystem as a whole: the algae feed aquatic bugs, bugs feed little fish, and little fish feed large fish.
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Notably, such facilities do not ease pressure on global fish populations, since raising larger carnivorous fish often uses smaller wild fish in feed.
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It would be like slightly heating up a fish tank, which is okay for the fish but kills the algae the fish eats.
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These "biological deserts" are bad for fish and fish eaters alike.
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They're filter feeders that eat plankton, small fish, and fish eggs.
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Especially brazen fish criminals have invented new types of fish entirely.
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Most fish tacos, they are kind of light on the fish.
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It's about teaching people how to fish, not handing out fish.
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They don't shop at Zabar's for fish; they fish to eat.
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Each Thursday, he sells his fish at a market run by the Ministry of Agriculture in Tharaka Nithi County, where buyers can learn new fish recipes, sample cooked fish and buy raw fish to take home.
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When they showed customers FreckleID (think facial recognition for fish) to uniquely identify fish in a pen of 200,000, fish farmers loved the idea.
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You can also buy a fish on its own, like a Betta fish, a particularly territorial species that can get aggressive with other fish.
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Unless, of course, it's fish you're looking for: a dinner of fish tacos, for instance, or of pan-roasted fish fillets with fried capers.
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Had to get the fish-eye shot on that fish-y face.
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Kimura purchased the fish at an auction at Tokyo's newest fish market.
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Arowana, also known as "dragon fish," are not the typical pet fish.
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Fish market (Image: Gregg_TLV)We eat fish and throw away the scales.
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Threatened: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) will not protect certain fish.
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The fish gets to your primary fish distribution centre on Friday morning.
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Fish sticks are made from a weird looking fish called a pollock.
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How do you think sustainable fish gets to your fucking fish shop?
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So, does this mean more white fish for your Filet-O-Fish?
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You have no obligations, if you want to just fish you fish.
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How deep is the sea"), fish ("Did you ever kill a fish.
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Does ending network neutrality help the big fish or the little fish?
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Fish mislabeling Are we all the victims of a big fish fraud?
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You can add on fried chicken, otak (fish paste and spices grilled in a banana leaf), fish cake or fried fish, depending on your taste.
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I never ate her eggs as she fed her hens on fish meal made from fish bones she grated and I could taste the fish.
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"In a world where the big fish eat small fish and the small fish eat shrimps, Singapore must become a poisonous shrimp," he once said.
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Hassan Mahmoud al-Shaer, Fish Fresh fish farm: We started with 80,000 [fish] and moved to 200,000, 300,000 and 400,000, and now we stand at 1.5 million, and God willing, this year we will reach 2 million fish.
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Phipps Soeiro also faulted the first lady's choice of books, which included The Cat in the Hat; One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish; The Foot Book; Green Eggs and Ham; and Oh, the Places You'll Go!
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Phipps Soeiro also faulted the first lady's choice of books, which included The Cat in the Hat; One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish; The Foot Book; Green Eggs and Ham;and Oh, the Places You'll Go!
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Courtesy of Mikael Damkier/Shutterstock Courtesy of Mikael Damkier/Shutterstock Fish feed solutions accelerate Right now, most farmed fish eat food made from wild forage fish.
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In short, fish farms threaten the health of the same wild fish that supposedly would benefit from reduced fishing, when more famed fish hit the market.
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Preliminary results show that other fish seem mostly unperturbed by the robo-fish.
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Have you ever eaten a wild fish next to a farm-raised fish?
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Other fish with extra rod opsins included lanternfish, tub-eye fish, and viperfish.
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Innovators have even developed fish passages that automatically extract invasive fish from streams.
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Sydney: You know when you get, like, fish and chips, like battered fish?
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Troy Daniels caught a big fish on his birthday, maybe the biggest fish.
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The sweet-and-sour fish is Cuban pargo (red snapper), not mandarin fish.
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Fish tales: How the Museum of Natural History relocates 2.8 million dead fish.
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People who studied fish found that the fish had fewer mayflies to eat.
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Cook the fish: Season the fish all over with salt and white pepper.
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Also, the fish are eating plastic, we're eating the fish, we're getting plastic.
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The fish sandwich is basically everything you like about fish sandwiches, done right.
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"We basically drive the Guardian up to the fish, position it between two electrodes, apply a current and stun the fish, knocking the fish out," said Angle.
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"There are parasites in almost every kind of fish," one of Portland's top fish purveyors, who sold the infected fish and wishes to remain anonymous, told me.
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Some advocates believe that GMO fish can help supply meet demand, but others worry that escaped fish (which AquaBounty notes are sterile) could contaminate wild fish stocks.
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Even more impressive, fish farming is set to overcome wild-caught fish for the first time in history as the chief source of fish consumption by 2021.
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The head of the fish is rotten, the fish is -- I don&apost know.
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Fish: Sushi-grade fish is the star ingredient, most commonly raw yellowfin (ahi) tuna.
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Left: Juanita Kignak holds up a fish she calls an "ugly fish" in Barrow.
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A Japanese-style fish market doesn't mean we are going get fish from Japan.
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Wild fish can swim away from the algae belt while farmed fish is trapped.
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Gloriously odd touches abound, such as this fish tank with no fish in it.
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It looks like a fish, moves like a fish, but it's definitely a robot.
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Briole has heard unverified reports that the fish that died were deep-sea fish.
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When ikejime is done properly, the fish fins flare and the fish will relax.
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In the company's previous lake-draining fish relocation, 40 percent of the fish died.
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The fish are raised on feed made mostly from the trimmings of other fish.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing new protections for certain fish.
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You can fill the fish with the fondue or serve it under the fish.
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They are devoured in turn by small fish, which are eaten by bigger fish.
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Where there are schools of delicious fish, there are likely larger fish eating them.
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A Good Appetite There are "fishy" fish, and then there are non-fishy fish.
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"Some of our elders cannot fish, so we fish for them," Ms. Tulimasealii said.
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Next, I tried the original fast-food fish sandwich: McDonald's Filet-O-Fish ($4.59).
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Via Trilobites: From "Fish Depression Is Not a Joke": Can a fish be depressed?
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When the food — small forage fish — isn't there, neither are the big target fish.
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Fish: But the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) will not protect Alabama shad fish.
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A host of fish feed on that detritus, and the perch hunt those fish.
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In the first-ever fish oil RCT, subjects received 1 gram of fish oil.
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"Fish smell like fish because fish eat algae," says Imad Ajjawi, a geneticist at the synbio company Synthetic Genomics in La Jolla, CA that grows those smelly photosynthesizers.
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"You hear ... people would go and fish, sell their fish and buy cans of tuna," he said, adding that being surrounded by fish seems to lessen their value.
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Fish stocks will quickly bounce back if areas where fish spawn are protected, if fish stocks are managed scientifically, and if destructive and illegal fishing ended, Gustavsson said.
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He sells his fish at Kanyakine fish factory, in markets and at his farm gate, largely to buyers who know the health benefits of eating fish, he said.
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We hope that's not the only reason, because this is already A Thing among people who enjoy catching fish, holding fish, and casually using fish carcasses as drinkware.
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" So I mentioned to my daughter's teacher that I felt a little daunted by dressing my daughter as one of the fuzzy, bulbous creatures from the Dr. Seuss books, and she steered me toward printing out a photo of a red fish and taping it to her shirt, as in "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
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Dr. Christensen urged diners to consume more forage fish, including anchovies and sardines, and reduce their intake of bigger fish to help rebalance the fish species in the ocean.
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A fish eagle can see a fish from far away and take into account the refractive index of the water, dive down and get the fish from far away.
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"Stick to Atlantic fish — they are usually less likely to carry parasites than Pacific fish."
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Currents push nutrients along contours that attract fish which, in turn, attract bigger predator fish.
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"The fish is doing really well right now," The Fish Room's Ethan Lane tells PEOPLE.
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The fish of choice here are cod and haddock, staples of fish-and-chip shops.
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"Green Light" had a green light, "Big Fish" had a (big) fish, and so on.
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Aquaculture, or fish farming, is one culprit behind this recent spike in global fish consumption.
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So we encourage them not to kill the fish, but to weigh the fish alive.
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"Many people come, from a distance...[to] get fish and also sell [fish]," says Mpima.
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If you don't like to eat fish, try taking omega-3 fish oil supplements instead.
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A fish exporter said fish of 3-4 kilos rose to 73 crowns per kilo.
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"He was saying 'I'm the little fish in the fish tank and the water's evaporating.'"
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First, buy a fish T-shirt or fish costume and a round mesh laundry hamper.
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In fish nurseries off the coast of Hawaii, plastics outnumber baby fish seven to one.
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If we have fish at lunch, we'll usually have steak for dinner or fish again.
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"You can go from a few fish to a few thousand fish overnight," she said.
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Prepare the fish: Gently score the fish on the skin-side, then thinly slice it.
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Some advice to future nature documentary producers: When describing fish, don't use fish-related metaphors.
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The best fish tanks and accessories for beginnersKeeping pet fish is something of a science.
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Fish clearly has health benefits, but fish oil supplements may not carry the same ones.
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When Mazur gets a Walmart gift card, she buys a fish tank and 10 fish.
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The fish is uniformly soft and pretty, but none of it tastes much like fish.
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You know the saying about giving a man a fish versus teaching him to fish?
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These fish floated above a school of convict blennies, a type of tiny goby fish.
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Don't mind him, he's just a normal fish, blending in with his normal fish friends.
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They also clarified that no fish were sourced from fish markets, which had deemed them too poor to sell, so no live fish had been harmed explicitly for the rink.
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The fish, which are known as peanut bunker fish, were trapped in the creek by bigger fish in Raritan Bay and have completely surrounded some of the boats moored there.
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But fossils of fish with missing or bitten fins suggest the fish nipped at the appendages of unwary fish while they were still alive, a practice seen in modern piranhas.
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Mistake No. 5: About That Fish Tank The most bizarre thing Mr. McAlhany has encountered is clients who pack their fish tank complete with the water and fish still inside.
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To the Editor: It is not only China's appetite for fish, but also our own appetite for Chinese-caught fish that is contributing to the depletion of worldwide fish stocks.
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Place fish on pan with olive oil and turn fish to coat both sides with oil.
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We know that fish eat it, and predators who eat the fish poop the plastic out.
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You could think of a school of fish, with many different kinds of fish in it.
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But most fish are killed in a way that results in the fish rotting too quickly.
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These bunker fish, also known as menhaden fish, weren't killed by toxic algae or industrial waste.
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It's a fish-eat-fish world, and we love the top predators like tuna and cod.
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They don't want to pulled out of the water, fish have families, fish want to live.
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I'm not going to give you the fish, I'm going to teach you how to fish.
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Fish eat microplastics, which can smell like food to them, and then we eat those fish.
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Then we grew up to find that lesson obviously untrue: Fish eat fish all the time.
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The stew used fish that farmers couldn't sell or damaged fish that came off the dock.
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Also I notice that all brands of fish sticks brag how crispy their fish sticks are.
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Minor (1955) features small fish and fish pastes, making the line a go-to for appetizers.
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The surveys included detail on the participants' fish intake, including white, fatty, oily, and lean fish.
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It has a fish counter, and you can go in and buy fish to take home.
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Often, endangered fish of dubious origin can be passed off as more sustainable types of fish.
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It's very hard to clean fish tanks because fish basically swim around in their own toilets.
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Occupation: Fish salesman for Blue Ribbon Fish Company Age: 219 Why do they call you Coach?
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In theory, fish ladders operated by simulating the way migratory fish swim upstream in real life.
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They then haul those fish home to their small villages, or sell the fish to cooperatives.
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That enables bigger trawlers to fish the ocean for longer, stressing fish populations beyond what's sustainable.
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Chinese cooks have long been experts at steaming fish — especially whole fish, which may seem daunting.
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Highlights include a Fish Designer activity with digital aquariums — wall-sized screens — populated by Lego fish.
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It's like there are a million fish in the sea — and no fish in the sea.
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With the advent of the fish hammer, fish can now wreak destruction on mini human habitats.
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Trout are usually the first fish I am able to fish for during the new year.
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Through 2015, Sadovy counted upwards of 1,000 Napoleon fish at live fish shops in Hong Kong.
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That's not merely bad news for the fish that live there; it is bad news for the humans who eat the fish and other seafood that need the fish to survive.
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Eventually, the fish butchered in the Tsukiji Fishroom will be served throughout the terminal, since buying whole fish from Japan can afford the airport higher quality fish at a better price.
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But in the tolerant fish, the trigger for those changes is turned off, allowing some fish to survive levels of PCBs thousands of times higher than the levels affecting sensitive fish.
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Overfishing threatens that balance not just because there are simply less fish consuming algae but because fish interpret the presence of fewer fish as a risk when there may not be one.
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The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation reported in 753 that the fish-meal and fish-oil industries would need to exploit this part of the ocean in order to feed fish farms.
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The fish were then studied at three intervals, with a focus on how often they interacted with the other fish and how willing they were to engage with a faux "predator" fish.
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"This unmeasured fish oil supplementation may also have an effect on bowel cancer, so further studies will be needed to see if fish or fish oil influence bowel cancer risk," Gunter said.
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For example, marine organisms used to feed farmed fish can diminish this vital food supply for wild stock, and fish that escape from farms may change the gene pool of wild fish.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Fish and chips, scampi and prawn cocktail are all on the menu at chippie owner Daniel Sutton's newest branch, with one caveat: "There's no fish in our fish," he says.
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In New York, he used jarred peanut butter to thicken it and Vietnamese fish sauce to season it (fish sauce being easier to find than the dried, fermented fish his aunties used).
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North West's Fish First up, we have the most low-maintenance of the bunch — North West's fish.
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Added to this, a good proportion of wild-caught fish is fed to farm animals and fish.
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"Fish kills happen all the time," said Kelly Richmond of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.
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We order certain fish and then go to the fish market and see whatever is the best.
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The lake has no fish because the fish cannot live in the harsh chemicals of the lake.
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And farmed fish, particularly salmon, are often fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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Other fish with this visual system include the extremely elongated tube-eye fish and the bioluminescent lanternfish.
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The Wilmington Fish Save and North Carolina Farmed Animal Save organized the protest, called Vigil for Fish.
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"I like to say we don't give people fish, we teach them how to fish," said Ghani.
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Hong Kong's fish balls are usually made from starch, and fried up in a fish-flavored sauce.
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Swedish Fish Reardon: The licorice qualities in Swedish Fish match well with a lot of red wines.
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It's like a kid going to a fish market wanting to see the insides of a fish.
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Despite all these detractors, Pacific's fish sticks are probably the best fish sticks I've eaten all week.
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The most common allergy-inducing fish was salmon, affecting about 18 percent of those with fish allergies.
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It especially tends to accumulate in fish, and in anything or anyone eating the fish, including humans.
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But the type of fish and sides in a fish fry can vary from place to place.
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Because the worry is you'll end up like a fish that jumps out of the fish tank.
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They are: white fish, white shrimp, and Oriental whitebait (a tiny juvenile fish that's finless and soft).
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"They've put [the grill] there so I smell fish, all I can smell is fish," she said.
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Ideal Fish is banking on technology to provide a fresher, more sustainable source of the popular fish.
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In these areas, fish and coral develop untouched, so future generations have a chance to fish them.
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If you can't, make fish tacos with whatever local wild white fish looks most glistening and pearlescent.
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But some experts believe that hatchery fish could adversely affect the genome of the remaining wild fish.
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His father owned Royal Fresh Fish, a seafood wholesaler at the Fulton Fish Market in New York.
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Fishermen catch fish mere hours before it's served at Mama's Fish House, so meals are island fresh.
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He's also signed a contract to begin supplying fish to a new fish processing facility in Meru.
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" Munger used the advice a fisherman friend gave him, which was to "'fish where the fish are.
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When a poor fish gets close, the mantis shrimp shoots its body out of the sand, impales the fish with serrated blades, and then drags the fish back into the sand with it.
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The price is around 65 crowns for the smallest fish, around 70 crowns for mid-sized fish and up to 75 crowns for fish above six kilos, a producer told Reuters on Friday.
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Here are the best fish tanks and accessories you can buy:Best fish tank overall: SeaClear Acrylic Aquarium Combo SetBest betta fish tank: Marineland Contour Glass Aquarium Kit Best fish tank with less than 10 gallons: Fluval Spec V 5-Gallon Aquarium Kit Best 20-gallon fish tank: Tetra 20-Gallon Aquarium Kit Best glass fish tank: Marina LED Aquarium Kit Best beginner saltwater fish tank: SCA Starfire 50-Gallon Glass Aquarium KitBest substrate for planted tanks: CaribSea Eco-Complete Best filter for planted tanks: Fluval External Filter Best light for planted tanks: Finnex FugeRay Planted+ Aquarium LED Light Plus Moonlights
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So if ikejime is better for the fish and for people eating fish, why isn't it more common?
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He added the fish were purchased at a local fish market, and were dead before they were frozen.
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Good sources of iodine can be found in fish, especially white fish, seafood, milk and dairy products, however.
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Spicy Fish Taco Bowl Toss the tortillas and turn your typical fish tacos into a quinoa bowl. 6.
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Unless you're a fish, in which case you definitely need some fish oil in you, it turns out.
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Bangladeshi fish farmers increasingly use medicines and floating fish feed, which is less wasteful than the sinking kind.
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"Urechis unicintus, the penis fish delicacyImage: J. Patrick Fischer/Wikimedia CommonsThis delicacy literally has the name "penis fish.
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"The average length of this fish is 320 millimeters, which means it's a mature fish," Sidik told me.
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Thinking quickly, his parents put the fish in the freezer to buy themselves—and the fish—more time.
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The decision does not apply to processed fish, such as smoked or canned fish, the official gazette said.
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Researchers caution that, however amazing, the cave fish isn't exactly the missing link between fish and land vertebrates.
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Their Filet-O-Fish, introduced countrywide in 1965, was never going to be a bestseller because, well, fish.
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"There is a lot more fish in Nicaragua, but the fish here tastes just as good," he says.
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I will definitely be sampling more of Gorton's wonderful fish products and incorporating fish sticks into more dishes.
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After falling in food-love with Gorton's fish sticks I was tempted by the fish-fruit of another.
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The secret to the fish was to toast the bread crumbs before using them to coat the fish.
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That's why eating fish is taboo in our culture; a fish can only feed you for one meal.
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Putting everything in the fish—in this case a bandeng, a typical Filipino fish—is easy as well.
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Their fish is free from the mercury, plastic and hormones that come with all aquaculture and factory fish.
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Fish diet: The Food and Drug Administration and Environmental Protection Agency are drafting new guidelines for eating fish.
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This primitive fish gave rise to the vast majority of vertebrate species, including all fish with paired fins.
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And that fish is a common carp, one of the oldest and most invasive fish on the planet.
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" Small fish, drawn to a new structure, can attract bigger fish, he added, creating an "entire ecological community.
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People were immediately fascinated by the fish contraption, and they've quickly capitalized on the bizarre flying-fish machine.
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A daily selection of fish, including cod, wolf fish and tusk, is fried in spelt batter or baked.
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Fish fingers are synonymous with people's childhoods in Britain, and fish finger sandwiches are the ultimate comfort food.
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The treaty seeks to identify fishing vessels, tracking where they fish and how much fish they are harvesting.
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These fish eat the same small fish as the murres, and there simply wasn't enough to go around.
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Fish food The California family thought their fish would die after they evacuated their home because of wildfires.
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There might be "other fish in the sea," but will there be actual fish in the literal sea?
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Fish with similar organs, like the flag-in cardinal-fish, another reef-dweller, might use the same trick.
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It's mostly filled with small schools of fish but I enjoy seeing the penguin and koi fish exhibit.
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Dried fish skins decorate the walls; bones from the morning's fish go straight into the evening's unctuous broth.
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"If you pick up a piece of fish and it smells like fish, it's not fresh," he said.
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Instructions Boil the sea salt and fish in water until the mixture thickens, crushing the fish as necessary.
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Since researchers had far fewer "extra" fish than expected, the number of "official" fish who initially went through the tube were essentially also serving as test fish — and they had a significant mortality rate.
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As for fish oil supplements, the American Heart Association does not currently advise healthy adults who do not have heart disease to take omega-3 fish oil supplements, though it recommends eating fish frequently.
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In addition to the fish feed problem, innovators are working on escape-proof ocean farms, resource-efficient land farms, natural remedies for healthier fish, capturing and upcycling fish farm waste, and more productive hatcheries.
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So when we see a clue like "Fish fork" at 16A, the answer is not a small fork for eating fish, it is a kind of fish — SHARK, which is what is written across.
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Once most of the fish have been caught, the lake is drained to concentrate the fish in one area, and then it's a free-for-all and pretty much any fish-catching techniques can be used, including baited lines and electrofishing, which is exactly what it sounds like — electrocuting the fish.
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Along the way, the fish, which can grow up to 13 inches, have decimated a number of ocean populations ecologists would prefer to see thrive: ornamental reef fish that draw tourists to Florida, commercially attractive fish like grouper and snapper, and ecologically important fish like grazers, which gobble up harmful algae.
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Along the way, the fish, which can grow up to 252 inches, have decimated a number of ocean populations ecologists would prefer to see thrive: ornamental reef fish that draw tourists to Florida, commercially attractive fish like grouper and snapper, and ecologically important fish like grazers, which gobble up harmful algae.
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That means that organisms absorb the PCBs, then they get eaten by other organisms like little fish, and then those little fish will get eaten by bigger fish all the way up the food chain.
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Almost all the fish, which are pole-caught and frozen on the boats, are shipped to Japan for sushi, but Vinny Milburn, an owner of Greenpoint Fish & Lobster, has some of the fish through May.
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"There's no fish in our 'fish,' " says Daniel Sutton, a fishmonger and restaurateur who opened what he says is London's first stand-alone "vegan fish" and chips restaurant, Sutton and Sons, in Hackney this week.
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Last December, Frankel had a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish; she has a life-threatening fish allergy and had to be rushed to the hospital after eating soup that contained fish, unbeknownst to her.
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Fish that can swim away do, but the organisms that can't, including the plants that fish feed on, die.
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Most sushi restaurants have a huge selection; you can order rolls with raw fish, cooked fish, or just veggies.
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Dead zones can cause a loss of fish habitat, or force fish to migrate to other areas to survive.
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Also, the state's Department of Fish and Wildlife on Thursday began to evacuate fish from a hatchery located downstream.
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Bill Foss, Kenny Belov, and Rick Barrows have spent years weaning their farmed fish off of industrial fish food.
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There's also some cocktail party effect involved, which allows an individual fish to hear another fish over the din.
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Escaped salmon have wreaked havoc in Chile's rivers, as the ravenous fish eat most of the native fish population.
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But farmed fish, particularly salmon and their ilk, are fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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Some of the fish have sharper teeth and can swim faster in those fish eventually take over the school.
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The episode also dives into the thorny question of fish pain and the ethics of eating fish at all.
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The birds caught 2250 puffer fish, but they dropped nearly half of them because the fish started to inflate.
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Of course, the fish in the water swam around normally, while the fish in alcohol convulsed until it died.
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TRH's popped into Sblash, the local fish & chip shop for a taste of some of Aberdaron's finest fish & chips!
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Stop Buying Fish Oil PillsThe market for fish oil supplements is worth $1.2 billion annually, and you know what?
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People eat more fish globally than beef, and farmed fish account for almost half of that amount (see chart).
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Fish fed off the rotting rice-harvest residue while rice was fertilized by fish excrement, making added nutrients unnecessary.
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Phil Fish on the '70s sitcom Barney Miller, and briefly led a spinoff series — Fish — that aired from Feb.
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In the Chesapeake Bay region, the northern snakehead fish, originally an Asian species, preys on the local fish populations.
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In some cases, meat products had less meat or cheaper kinds of meat, and fish sticks had less fish.
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And finally... Teach a dog to fish and ... Watch this dog use bread for bait to catch a fish.
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Left freely to plunder the sea, individuals will fish more than is best for the group, depleting fish stocks.
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Fish in trouble There has been an increasing appetite for fish, but it is getting harder to catch them.
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However, some of the bigger designer fish cost a bit more — one six-pack of koi fish costs $70.
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There was mostly frozen fish being served then in sushi restaurants, and I started importing fresh fish from Japan.
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A stuffed fish on a barbecue just looks awesome, but when we try the fish, we're a bit disappointed.
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But bigger male fish in some environments monopolize several partners, so smaller fish have to resort to other means.
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To invoke the "big fish" analogy, a prosecutor has no interest in letting the biggest fish off the hook.
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Like we even have that aphorism around 'you should teach a man to fish, not give them a fish.
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Cado: It's a bird, likes to eat fish, and if you spook it it spits the fish at you.
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"They've put [the barbecue] there so I smell fish, all I can smell is fish," she told the outlet.
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A few studied fish consumption, but most tested supplements of omega-3 fatty acids, the fats found in fish.
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That is, they want their fish stocked and ready to catch, even in places those fish never originally lived.
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Study after study shows how fish are defying aquatic stereotypes: some fish use tools, others can recognize individual faces.
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That same year, McDonald's also pulled its Fish McBites, a spin-off of the popular Filet-O-Fish sandwich.
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The birds caught 11 puffer fish, but they dropped nearly half of them because the fish started to inflate.
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American chefs are foisting small fish on diners in an attempt to make the fish palatable to trusting audiences.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Yu xiang qie zi is fish-fragrant eggplant, which has no fish.
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The fish in the case was not nearly as impressive as the colorful, shiny fish in Wegmans' sushi case.
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AdeptChef Stainless Steel Fish Spatula, available at Amazon, $8.97I think I've told everyone I know about this fish spatula.
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Salmon and other fatty fish Fish oils, especially omega-203 fatty acids, are critical for maintaining a healthy heart.
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And as the fish flee they are leaving some areas, like parts of the tropics, stripped of fish entirely.
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CARVED FISH Wooden fish on turned pedestals flash their fangs at Lost City Arts (prices start around $2000,21880 each).
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The complaints are unending and almost identical: another $270 lunch, $248 fish and a heart-stopping $932 fish platter.
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In turn krill and smaller fish feed on the zooplankton, big fish feed on the smaller fish and so it goes on up a food chain that includes whales, seals, sea birds, and even polar bears.
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He also explains how fishbone analysis, by divulging the approximate age of fish caught, has found signs of population depletion and overfishing (as older fish died off and reliance on younger, smaller, less fertile fish increased).
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"When we build a dam, this becomes an obstacle for fish migration, therefore we have to install a fish pass which allows the fish to migrate freely and reproduce in the upstream rivers," de Cesare said.
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The surging demand has pushed fish oil prices to a record high and presented the aquaculture industry with a problem: how to source more fish oil without putting depleted global fish stocks under even more pressure.
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Reader Question • 33 votes Many fish, especially oily, darker-fleshed fish like salmon and herring, are rich in heart-healthy, polyunsaturated, omega-3 fatty acids, but healthful fats are not the only reason to eat fish.
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The researchers built special fish tanks in which two fish are separated by an opaque barrier and a transparent barrier.
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Another experiment included a fish that would follow the movements of a virtual fish that was swimming around the tank.
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I'm willing to bet you've seen footage of a little fish attached to a very big fish like a shark.
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Flammang studies fish locomotion at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, so she's used to seeing fish moving on land.
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Today, fish are eating a lot of the plastic that we put in the oceans, and we eat this fish.
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Brooks added that the caught fish were taken to buyers who make fertilizer, fish bait and food products for humans.
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Additionally, the FDA said it has safety concerns for fish, users, and the environment regarding drugs marketed for ornamental fish.
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"The majority of the population think, 'Well, they're catching tiny fish, while the big fish are left alone,'" said Sumati.
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"This is a seafaring nation," said Martyn Boyers, chief executive of Grimsby Fish Market, which oversees the local fish auction.
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The fish-vacuuming robot works at depths up to 400 feet, where the fish tend to hang out and breed.
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In the episode "A Fish Called Selma," he marries for good publicity and to put the fish rumors to bed.
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The big picture: The Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has been conducting wildlife assessments and a fish kill count.
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The park explained to news site Netlab that all the fish were already dead and bought from local fish markets.
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Most fish chatter comes from solo vocalists, but as researchers are now learning, these are also fish that talk together.
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When the scientists injected a colorless mark into the fish under anesthesia, the fish behavior didn't seem to change much.
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I can't speak to perhaps their claims that fish have feelings, that fish have souls, I mean I'm not sure.
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Overfishing can change the size of the fish that remain and impact how quickly they reproduce, further depleting fish stocks.
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After breeding the fish for eight generations, scientists then looked at how both the male and female fish changed physically.
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On the outside, there are sparkly scales that remind us of the fish in the kids' book The Rainbow Fish.
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Here's what happening: Threatened: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is delaying potentially new protections for certain species of fish.
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Alongside their famed vindaloo, D'souza and his wife Merciana offer fish roe, balchão, and guizad—a Portuguese-Goan fish stew.
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In addition, there's been no historic consideration of "discards," the fish killed but tossed back overboard (compared to "landed" fish).
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Raising fish can be more efficient than livestock because less space is needed and fish are edible quicker, he added.
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I assume that would change fish migration patterns because the fish that swam there are no longer there as well.
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A. I went to the fish market every day, watched as the chef selected the fish, and carried his basket.
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By placing the fish in cooler tanks, farmers can artificially induce hibernation, causing the fish to stop eating for months.
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Your sign, Pisces, rules the feet, which I find hilarious since you're a fish, and fish do not have feet.
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Also known as the canary fish or talking fish, the male plainfin midshipman sings to attract females to his nest.
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We take pictures, survey bleached corral, conduct fish surveys where we just count the fish—anything to keep us occupied.
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The global fish catch hit its high point in 2628 – our "peak fish" moment – and has been declining ever since.
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After doing some research, we've determined the best fish food you can buy, including options for fish with special diets.
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The book unfolds into a sprawling, ambitious underwater journey, exploring everything from poisonous fish to shoal formation to fish coloration.
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"She made the fish in batches, and would talk and hang out while the fish was cooking," Mr. Richards recalled.
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Mr. Gable saw the wolf crunching fish parts, and later found wolf tracks intermingled with fish remnants along the creek.
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"If I didn't know that, I could fish and grill a fish not in its best moment", he points out.
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"I don't know why some supermarkets aren't selling live fish," said Huang Minsheng, a wholesaler of fresh and saltwater fish.
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Recipes: Gefilte Fish | More Passover Dishes And to Drink ... Let's stipulate right away that gefilte fish is not a joke.
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Federal and state agencies have released untold numbers of hatchery-reared fish to replace wild fish in the Columbia basin.
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"If you look down at the waters from your ship and see fish, those fish belong to everybody," Berinstain continued.
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Though the same thing can happen with fish, you can smell fish and look it over before you purchase it.
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Chocolate fish — fish-shaped chocolate surrounding pink or white marshmallow — are both homemade and mass-produced by companies like Cadbury.
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Outside of government-designated zones for marine fishing, fish smugglers hide large pens where they drop and store tropical fish.
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But…Read more ReadMoving forward, scientists will need to determine if other fish are engaging in these plastic-eating behaviors, and if these plastic-derived contaminants are being transferred from plastic-eating fish to fish-eating humans.
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Known as the world's largest bony fish, ocean sunfish—which make up the genus mola—look like a drunk person's rendition of a fish, or rather, a person who's never seen a fish's rendition of a fish.
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It's a journey that's been expedited by Acme Smoked Fish, a Brooklyn-based specialty food company that dreamed up a twist that gave poke a 30-day shelf-life recipe — swapping out raw fish for smoked fish.
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