You could think of a school of fish, with many different kinds of fish in it.
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McGann says he sees lots of fish bones get lodged in there ("In Brooklyn, people eat a lot of fish," he says).
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Additionally, researchers found the benefits of fish oil were the greatest in people who ate fewer than 1.5 servings of fish per week.
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I spend $18.75 for a flight plus a regular pour, and $31.82 for two orders of fish and chips and a cup of fish chowder.
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They warn that climate change is slowing the recovery of fish stocks in traditional fishing grounds, prompting boats to venture outside Thai waters in search of fish.
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They quantify these proportions using a concept called the "measure" of a set of numbers — which is like quantifying a catch of fish by total weight rather than number of fish.
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Hunting specific types of fish in specific parts of the levels failed when you hooked another type of fish, after which you had to reel in your line before you could start again.
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With a $340,000 CT scanner, a few lab assistants and a whole lot of fish, Adam Summers wants to build a complete catalog of the more than 25,000 types of fish out there.
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Some species of fish are slimy, like hagfish, and lampreys.
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Is there a global theory for the shapes of fish?
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There are, after all, plenty of fish in the sea.
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"We eat a lot of fish and turkey," she says.
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For Gilead: Douglas McCann and John Farrell of Fish & Richardson.
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So may the farming of fish in the open ocean.
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The remarkable fossil showing a school of fish in action.
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You reached for a salted piece of fish or meat.
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Your basic fried rice, but with two kinds of fish.
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Hundreds of thousands of fish, mostly herring and perch, suffocated.
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The pool is home to two endangered species of fish.
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Meats gliding around currents of fish sauce and lime juice.
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Following schools of fish is where its design really shines.
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There's an undeniable whiff of Fish in this season's shows.
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The aromatic blend of fish and Hubba Bubba is unconvincing.
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I'd revel in a Sunday night dinner of fish tacos.
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Finally, a glimmer of hope in the form of fish!
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The cruises use fireworks that are made of "fish food."
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However, we are also against the shameful waste of fish.
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A spokesperson for Plenty of Fish did not immediately comment.
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Plenty of Fish just announced a livestreaming feature, dubbed LIVE!
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In a video shared on Facebook by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife, hundreds of fish leap out of the water as a boat unleashes an electrical current through the water at Barkley Dam.
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Microscopic. Catfish are a type of fish classified as a siluriformes, and the USDA reports that in the last two decades, there has only been one reported case of salmonella from this class of fish.
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IMO, there's nothing super standout about Zoosk or Plenty of Fish.
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The future of fuel is green, slimy, and reeks of fish.
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Sprinkle the bone side of fish evenly with Cajun seasoning. 2.
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She's surrounded by religious texts and statues of fish and swans.
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A good protective measure, for instance, is a bunch of fish.
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You know the phrase "There's plenty of fish in the sea"?
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In 153 Bangladesh's farmers produced 2.2m tonnes of fish (see chart).
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All of this means the number of fish can be increased.
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All because of a chance discovery of fish with curvy spines.
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Goliath groupers, tarpons, a bunch of fish that didn't make it.
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That does not make for the most appetizing piece of fish.
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Dams restrict the movement of fish; they force movement on people.
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For lunch, Tom Brady typically eats lots of fish and vegetables.
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Especially brazen fish criminals have invented new types of fish entirely.
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Altering nature, then, is crucial to the success of fish farming.
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Alan Myers of the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife said Sunday.
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"We've seen an awful lot of fish already," said Democratic Sen.
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"Sometimes" eaters of fish scored 3.3 points higher on IQ exams.
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The company affixes a traceability label on each box of fish.
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Now I eat a lot of fish, chicken, rice, and pasta.
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But wait—aren't we supposed to be wary of fish farms?
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"Think of it this way," writes Plenty of Fish user JPD0414.
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A jellyfish diet can consist of fish, shrimp, and small plants.
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Every single cut of fish was thick, soft, and sinew-free.
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They swim in vast schools of hundreds of thousands of fish.
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Rarely do you get to eat chunks of fish that size.
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An astounding variety of fish were sorted dockside into plastic trays.
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We have people from Tinder and OKCupid and Plenty of Fish.
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Still, you'll see incredible beaches and a shocking amount of fish.
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Alan Myers of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Police.
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A basket of fish hanging from the crook of her arm.
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Neither do they spew tons of fish waste or chemical pollutants.
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But the volume of fish harvested has been falling since 2010.
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Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies are a different kettle of fish.
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Reykjavik took the incident to the UN. And all because of fish.
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The November 11 signal, however, is a very different kettle of fish.
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It's better to eat a few servings of fish a week, instead.
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I've lost count of the number of fish heads I've lopped off.
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It's unclear what kind of fish it was, according to People's Daily.
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Unchecked, lampreys killed an estimated 110 million pounds of fish each year.
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Results are pending, but WKYT-TV reports thousands of fish have died.
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But a taste of fish two years later completely changed her mind.
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Consumption of fish oil supplements was not correlated with pathological brain changes.
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I supplement my diet with cheese popcorn and occasional pieces of fish.
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Well, Plenty of Fish told Mashable that it's about starting a dialogue.
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Those combine to about one-quarter of fish catch in the world.
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The walls are decorated with oversize black-and-white illustrations of fish.
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"Roosevelt was concerned about the management of fish and wildlife," said Morris.
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These record names of visitors and the size of fish they caught.
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There's squid in ink, smoked octopus and a variety of fish eggs.
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The couple met in 2010 through Plenty of Fish, a dating website.
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LAND OF FISH AND RICE: Recipes From the Culinary Heart of China.
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Of the 30,000 known species of fish, all those studied can hear.
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It's pretty surreal to watch schools of fish congregate around the datacenter.
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The art of fashioning leather out of fish skin wasn't invented yesterday.
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Both dishes, heady with the caramel brine of fish sauce, felt timeless.
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The foul stench of fish heads, entrails, and chicken bones is unbearable.
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I see lots of fish, birds and wildlife just outside my window.
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Schools of fish swim amongst the sculptures, which appear frozen in time.
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For legal net fishermen, six pounds of fish is a good day.
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On the beach were the rotting remains of a school of fish.
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Or a single fillet of fish, pan-roasted in butter with herbs.
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Jason called the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the media.
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She said she saw lots of fish and jellyfish along the way.
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Names of fish can also be confusing for people who sell them.
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Until Trump poured his entire box of fish food into the pond.
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Anglers need a lot of fish in the sea to be successful.
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Back at sea, the survival instincts of fish are disrupted under acidification.
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VICE: Why does consuming this species of fish produce mind-altering effects?
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It just goes to show there are plenty of fish in the sea.
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That's a whole other kettle of fish, and one not so easily described.
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In our opinion, there's nothing super standout about Zoosk or Plenty of Fish.
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Fin Mox, another type of fish antibiotic sold on Amazon, has similar reviews.
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Hassan produces 25 to 30 tons of fish a month, mainly sea bream.
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Since it was over 80 degrees, the whole place reeks of fish guts.
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Bills that are meant as potential laws are another kettle of fish entirely.
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The numbers are dizzying: 1,900 tons of fish are sold here per year.
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Do you even know what scrod is other than "some kind of fish"?
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But China's college entrance exam in math is a different kettle of fish.
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Thousands of fish are ripped to shreds along the Brooks River each July.
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Her secret is just a dash of fish sauce for that umami oomph.
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It's a natural port, and there's an amenable climate and lots of fish.
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I'd chew on a piece of fish and then I'd spit it out.
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I don't mean to brag but I eat a lot of fish sticks.
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They are also one of the fastest species of fish on the planet.
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"There's a world of fish in here," he said, stopping at one stand.
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Suddenly, the memory of my $22 plate of fish felt far less egregious.
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Every single piece of fish was fresh, butter-soft, and completely sinew-free.
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Plates of fish roe start at $5 for salmon and climb from there.
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Compliments over text go a long way, dating website Plenty of Fish finds.
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is extremely strict about the regulations.
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After all, I've eaten sheep's testicles, the eyes of fish, and even tripe.
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"As human consumers of fish, we would internalize [radioactive] isotopes," he told me.
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President Obama is getting a new namesake — a just-discovered species of fish.
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife was set to conduct a necropsy.
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Frying, Horvitz says, is good for masking the taste of fish that's off.
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That has nothing to do, as we say, with the price of fish.
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Mr. Lee, in his pursuit of fish, championed streamside tactics over entomological science.
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The chapters are organized by type of fish: round, flat, flavorful and shellfish.
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Scientists found a magical undersea world of unspoiled corals and schools of fish.
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Most important, they don't want the smell of fish stock in the kitchen.
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From there, it is a short dive to the possibility of fish psychology.
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"One of a kind in a school of fish I don't belong in."
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Needless to say (but we'll say it anyway) that's a lot of fish.
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Only instead of fish, a studio apartment was wavering in my field of vision.
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Steller sea lions average a whopping 1,200 pounds, a bulk made entirely of fish.
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Alongside that the consumption of fish, meat, dairy, fruits and vegetables has risen significantly.
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Additionally, the use of fish as animal feed puts pressure on our ocean ecosystems.
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For food, Viktor primarily survives on a foraged diet of fish, berries, and mushrooms.
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In the first half of this year, the company produced 8,400 tonnes of fish.
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It is home to about 600 types of coral and 1,625 species of fish.
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As demand is strong, Vindheim said he expected a shortage of fish in 13.
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Unlike in Shape of Water, Splash doesn't delve into the mechanics of fish sex.
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Except for when those fresh chunks of chicken are actually fresh chunks of fish.
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The US Forest Service and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife will investigate.
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Females who are, for some reason, being covered in a rain of fish blood.
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A school of fish in Jardines de la Reina, a marine sanctuary in Cuba.
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"A lot of fish is harvested at this time of the year," he added.
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The 15-foot shark circled the group as a school of fish surrounded it.
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Ideal with a meal of fish and chips wrapped in paper, you'll be hooked.
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Jellyfish are an important food source for hundreds of fish and endangered sea turtles.
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If overfishing continues at the current rate, the seas will run out of fish.
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Cougar attacks on people are rare, according to the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife.
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The university determined the species of fish, which was found in a particular region.
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In China, an estimated 35 tons of fish died at Hongcheng Lake in May.
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Our number one pick goes to Plenty of Fish for covering the most bases.
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That includes a ban on catching certain types of fish during the breeding season.
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The toxins can kill shoals of fish that later wash up on the beach.
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But Horiguchi stands out as the biggest of fish in Rizin's still small pond.
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They're cheaper and they give you a higher quantity of fish sticks per box.
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Reduce your consumption of fish, meat, poultry, milk and eggs from antibiotic fed sources.
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And we talk to our patients about the risk of various types of fish.
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Think of fish and chips as your wife, and lobster as your lovely mistress.
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It also changes the scientific understandings and classifications of this particular type of fish.
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By 1995, only four species of fish—eel, redeye, bream and carp—were left.
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The first thing I noticed was the diner's display case of fish on ice.
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The couple were introduced through Plenty of Fish, a dating website, in December 2015.
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I've been to Mexico dozen of times and eaten plenty of fish and shellfish.
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And here's one stealing a piece of fish right out of a person's mouth!
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The snorkeling was still good, with plenty of fish but some damage to reefs.
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In fact, humans and livestock outweigh all vertebrates combined, with the exception of fish.
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They are watching for the slippery shadows of fish moving beneath the dark water.
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It consists of 21996,000 individual reefs and is home to 1,500 species of fish.
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V. graciously cooks us a dinner of fish curry and rice before heading out.
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Not too long ago, lack of fish was a real ecological cause for concern.
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The coral canyons are home to unique deepwater corals and rare species of fish.
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Some cuts of fish come grill-ready, seasoned with a thick white-miso marinade.
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It went out of business as the amount of fish in the sea dwindled.
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It went out of business as the amount of fish in the sea dwindled.
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A flock of birds hitch a ride and a school of fish swim along.
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If it read: "Invoice attached, butterfingers," we're looking at a different kettle of fish.
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The bears can devour dozens of fish over the course of a few hours.
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There are two possible explanations for the wall of fish ice in the photo.
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Cars could move like schools of fish, in unison, smoothly and tightly, without colliding.
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A host of fish feed on that detritus, and the perch hunt those fish.
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"One hundred tons of fish is nothing in terms of environmental impact," said Phu.
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Now, add a few squirts of fish sauce and some grinds of black pepper.
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It consists of 298,215 individual reefs and is home to 220,22014 species of fish.
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In the first-ever fish oil RCT, subjects received 1 gram of fish oil.
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Hofman also sells 4 tonnes (4000 kg) of fish each year and believes the ethical farming of fish provides a sustainable source of protein, especially at a time when nearly 800 million people worldwide do not have enough to eat, according to FAO.
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One portion of fish and chips at the vegan shop costs 7 pounds and 50 pence (around $10), a little cheaper than the cost of the real fish, which starts at £10.50 a portion and goes up according to the type of fish.
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Plenty of Fish app was leaking users' hidden names and postal codes Dating app Plenty of Fish has pushed out a fix for its app after a security researcher found it was leaking information that users had set to "private" on their profiles.
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Current policies allow tons of fish, including crab, to be shipped overseas for cheap processing.
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Sprinkle salt and pepper evenly on top of fish, followed by a dash of vodka.
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The duo hit it off after they met on the dating site, Plenty of Fish.
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In other words, specific light displays may be attractive only to particular types of fish.
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The fish of choice here are cod and haddock, staples of fish-and-chip shops.
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S. and I split an order of fish and chips, and he gets a coffee.
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It's the first new species of fish-scale geckos to be identified in 75 years.
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In that study, scientists observed a striped species of fish known as the cleaner wrasse.
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Efforts to reduce the amount of fish meal used in aquaculture have already paid dividends.
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The profiles came from numerous dating sites including Match, Tinder, Plenty of Fish, and OkCupid.
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That decision raised the cost of fish exports to the European Union by 25 percent.
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Sharks actually eat up to 3 pounds of fish a day and are opportunistic feeders.
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Or if I went to a sushi bar, I'll have like a piece of fish.
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Probably by being really loud and maybe throwing some kind of fish on the ice.
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And as the bear cams show, there are bounties of fish still attempting the jump.
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You may catch a lot of fish, but you certainly don't get the right kind.
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Each fisherman has a set amount of fish they are can catch in the year.
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A large number of fish surrounded the vessel, so fishermen believed the yacht had stalled.
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The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife police have said the cougar weighed about 100 pounds.
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But that wasn't all, according to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist Jennifer Lanksbury.
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The river is cleaner than it once was, and many species of fish have returned.
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That's because the report assumes the amount of fish in the ocean will stay constant.
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Q&A Q. I observed a school of fish swirling around in a clockwise manner.
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Amazon offers various species of fish you can buy in packs of five or six.
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On a good day, a single crew can net up to 200 tons of fish.
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By 2025, there could be one ton of plastic for every 85033 tons of fish.
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The oceans provide us with more than 80 million metric tons of fish each year.
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They can carry beak-loads of fish by the dozens back to feed their young.
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In 2016, China exported roughly $30 million of fish to Kenya -- double the year before.
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However, the volume of fish available within these 12 nautical miles has been steadily declining.
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Killer whales, depending on size, can eat between 200-400 pounds of fish a day.
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Tuna, like a lot of fish, is low in saturated fats and high in protein.
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Many species of fish (such as whitefish and trout) live in its rivers and lakes.
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They created dozens of graphics to depict flows of fish trading by region and species.
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Bumble won two states, Missouri and Oregon; and Plenty of Fish won Maine and Utah.
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How to take the bounty of fish from the surrounding seas and make it last?
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One section focuses on fluorescence, found so far in more than 200 species of fish.
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Chickens, dogs and goats roam the riverbanks, and there are plenty of fish to eat.
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As such, he is a student of behavior — of people as well as of fish.
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One young bear performed repeat belly flops into schools of fish but never caught one.
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For generations, local fishermen have safeguarded their supplies of fish by creating marine protected areas.
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Now, it wasn't just kitchen high jinks and the hunting of fish, on my vacation.
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The food selection included unique varieties of fish, steak, lobster salad, and higher-priced wines.
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"People need to tell the story of fish and let them get excited," he said.
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That's eaten by a greater variety of fish, so there are many types to try.
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On the side is a dish of fish sauce, which you should dump on top.
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Bones from cattle, deer, and otters were deposited near Syltholm, alongside remnants of fish traps.
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Still, the remains of fish inside Cairo's fossilized forest suggest that it did sometimes flood.
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"David Beckham has validated my father's vision," Garcia said over a lunch of fish sandwiches.
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Their images range from a lightning bolt to a snowflake to views of fish underwater.
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Had thrown up after eating the second piece of fish, and that had affected him.
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On Twitter, someone suggested that their version of fish and chips combines duck and eggplant.
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"They provide food and habitat for thousands of species of fish and invertebrates," Malinowski says.
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Villagers in Srekor told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that one species of fish has already disappeared.
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Fuggeddaboutit. Trump might as well have ended the debate with a mouth full of fish hooks.
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African-Americans benefited regardless of fish intake, showing a 77 percent lower risk of heart attack.
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Seals can pick up the trail of fish such as herring when blindfolded and wearing earmuffs.
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The seahorse is a member of the Syngnathidae family of fish, which has over 300 species.
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"The key is to eat a variety of fish, and overall a varied diet," Gans said.
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Although coastal African states want change, many inland ones fret over the higher cost of fish.
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If it happens more than once, if there's a trend, that's a different kettle of fish.
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Match is the brand behind dating services like Tinder, Match, OK Cupid and Plenty of Fish.
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Americans consume 4.5 billion pounds of fish annually.
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" Added current president Chiu: "It was a little bit of fish out of water for me.
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Take sharks out of coral reefs, for instance, and the number of fish like groupers skyrockets.
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Should this be done, there will continue to be plenty of fish for all of us.
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There were millions of fish in that aquarium, and they all came to look at her.
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The biomass of fish is thought to have decreased by around 100m tonnes during humanity's tenure.
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But most populations of animals, like particular herds, or schools of fish, have seen declining numbers.
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Image: AP/Sakchai Lalit3D scans revealed the horde of coins, including a pair of fish hooks.
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Eelgrass provides critical nursery habitat for salmon and many other species of fish in the area.
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Sushi consisting of thin slices of fish over (a bed of) rice is known as chirashi.
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The researchers did not drill down to find out all the types of fish participants ate.
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The share price of listed farming companies depends heavily on changes in the price of fish.
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"I will tell you that the cyber issue is a different kettle of fish," he said.
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They're full of blood because all the sharks feed on the same small pool of fish.
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One study found that it takes common species of fish 55 to 250 minutes to suffocate.
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Also I notice that all brands of fish sticks brag how crispy their fish sticks are.
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The group that did so was the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Mammal Investigations.
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Goddess Lilith: Remember: If [honesty] doesn't work out, there are plenty of fish in the sea.
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We already face a real risk that a wide range of fish species will go extinct.
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Some 30 percent of fish stocks were overfished in 2013, up from 10 percent in 1974.
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Last month, President Obama signed legislation effectively banning American imports of fish caught by slave labor.
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Often, endangered fish of dubious origin can be passed off as more sustainable types of fish.
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Kim is wearing a shiny gold choker that looks like it is made of fish bones.
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As an aide clapped loudly, Abe and Trump tossed spoonfuls of fish food into the pond.
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From sea bass to sturgeon, the price of fish imported from China is going to spike.
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Some public health experts were worried about the impact of the shutdown on inspection of fish.
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They are fed a tailored diet of herring and mackerel among several kinds of fish daily.
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The Plenty of Fish app spotted opportunity for connection amid isolation as well, launching its LIVE!
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Others plastered the comments section of her Instagram posts with an unending torrent of fish emoji.
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As it turns out, a number of fish species carry a jellyfish signature in their muscles.
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The park is closed while the California Department of Fish and Wildlife searches for the animal.
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Passing into a warehouselike space, we were assaulted with the stench of fish and raw meat.
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Law enforcement officials received approval from the Department of Fish and Wildlife to euthanize the animal.
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Like their diners, and even their grocers, the restaurants were most likely victims of fish fraud.
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Supposedly, this will reduce both the costs of fish farming and the pollution caused by it.
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A pescatarian diet resembles a vegetarian diet while allowing for the consumption of fish and seafood.
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Weakening fishing regulations would cause overfishing, deplete stocks of fish and ultimately decrease U.S. seafood production.
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A toxic waste spill killed tons of fish and devastated fishing communities along Vietnam's central coast.
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The impostor spoke to the victim through the dating website Plenty of Fish, and Google Hangouts.
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The impostor spoke to the victim through the dating website Plenty of Fish, and Google Hangouts.
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It featured an outsized triangular slab of fish slapped between two rather impressive sesame seed buns.
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Rather than slicing each piece of fish to order, chefs do it before each seating begins.
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Perhaps because he took his entire box of fish food and dumped it into the pond.
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That brings us to the Supreme Court — a whole new kettle of fish, as they say.
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Plenty of Fish has more than 150 million registered users, according to its parent company IAC.
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A school of fish just stopped and stared at a drone that crashed in a lake.
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Over all, more populations of fish declined than increased over the eight decades in the study.
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A&W in Bangkok, Thailand, reportedly served a waffle fillet of fish sandwich with tartar sauce.
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Whale meat is faintly reminiscent of fish, but in truth, it's much more similar to beef.
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Note that these are not miniature pieces of fish; the anchovies in Shanghai are quite sizeable.
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The New Hampshire Department of Fish and Game then told him to seek medical attention immediately.
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"Trump dump: president throws entire box of fish food into precious koi carp pond," the headline read.
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We also tend to think of fish as an ever-regenerating crop, there forever for our taking.
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And because this method is so common, it's probably the only type of fish you've ever tasted.
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The Indiana Division of Fish and Wildlife confirmed the creature is a lesser siren, an aquatic salamander.
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We see this tactic in some species of fish and lizards, and also in the sponge louse.
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When it comes to more traditional sites, OkCupid's obvious competitors are eharmony, Zoosk, and Plenty of Fish.
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We have plenty of fish over at Cape that are a lot cheaper than $40 a pound.
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I have all the gear for all types of fish that is required for land-based fishing.
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In Japan, for example, breakfast will often include a hearty mix of fish, rice, and miso soup.
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It had a lot of umami and a lot of fish notes, but it was very bright.
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Descending through schools of fish, a pair of dolphins splashing overhead, the massive net came into view.
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Previously, scientists have suggested that bioluminescence probably evolved a handful of times in this class of fish.
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Taken together, these results suggest Dr Thomsen's technique has great potential for keeping track of fish populations.
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The closer to shore, the lower the quality and quantity of fish, and the lower the profits.
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Eventually, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game were able to safely apprehend and relocate the bear.
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Tinder, or that godforsaken Plenty of Fish, felt like a venue for idiots to mask their idiocy.
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The encrusting organisms mark the first stage of the food chain and attract a variety of fish.
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Thousands of fish were asphyxiated, creating a blanket of stinky corpses across the surface of the canal.
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One person died after encountering a venomous marine animal, such as jellyfish or some types of fish.
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I have all the gear for all types of fish that is required for land based fishing.
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At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, caretakers give baby bats—or "pups"—fresh chunks of fish to eat.
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In such model, FreshToHome guides farmers to use the latest technologies to produce certain kind of fish.
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I have a beer from the new tap house and order a plate of fish tacos ($16.50).
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The B.C. government announced in October that it's launching a review of fish farm science and practices.
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Assemble the smørrebrød: Top each slice of rye bread with some remoulade and a piece of fish.
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"In developed countries, there's already the knowledge that eating certain kinds of fish is good," he said.
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Other restaurants did away with the guise of fish altogether and used vegetables as the primary ingredient.
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The regulators then divvy up that amount of fish into shares that are distributed to individual fishermen.
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The Vezo are only on that little island because of the lack of fish on Madagascar itself.
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"This is a different method than normally is applied to estimate the age of fish," Nielsen said.
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The farmer is lucky to have a pond full of fish, which he shares with his neighbours.
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The increasingly popular live streaming is quite a different barrel of fish: you need an external microphone.
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It is the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, not the federal government and the indigenous population.
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They capture a wide variety of fish, mammals, and birds, and don't hesitate to steal others' prey.
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That's why the development of fish oil substitutes is critical, said Vidar Gundersen, BioMar's global sustainability director.
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Mr. Green said it should produce 130,000 pounds of leafy greens and 50,000 pounds of fish annually.
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Their result is strikingly small: 5 billion tonnes of fish weighing between a gram and a tonne.
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"It is just not possible to catch that volume of fish and handle them individually," he said.
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Pollution, overfishing and rising sea temperatures, brought on by global warming, have devastated the supply of fish.
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A. Schools of fish swim in either direction, and scientists have not determined what factors determine it.
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Local fishermen complain that these trawlers damage their nets and disrupt schools of fish in shallow water.
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City Kitchen There are myriad types of fish cakes, and it's hard not to love them all.
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To some children, parading past endless paintings is like eating a platter of fish roe: pure torture.
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Dainichi estimates they currently feed their bluefin 15 pounds of bait for each pound of fish harvested.
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Scientists have video proof of a species of fish using the aptly-named reproductive strategy called 'sneaking.
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Bumble and Plenty of Fish each garnered 8 percent, and OKCupid and Zoosk earned 5 percent apiece.
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Slabs of fish are cut on a central block; two 20-cup rice cookers stand at attention.
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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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Baum, who came of age fishing for bass and snorkeling among bustling schools of fish and dolphins.
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These wines are natural partners for all sorts of seafood, particularly shellfish and leaner cuts of fish.
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Beavers, blue herons, bald eagles and more than 40 species of fish are thriving along the Cuyahoga.
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The whole school of fish has shifted course in rapid ways that would have astounded us beforehand.
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Second, there are subsidies considered potentially harmful, because they can contribute to the overexploitation of fish stocks.
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Light curries of fish like hilsa or rui, of hard-boiled eggs, of chicken in coconut milk.
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One to three weekly servings of fish during pregnancy was tied to better metabolic health in offspring.
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I have eaten three types of fish eggs before, including ikura (red caviar) and mentaiko (cod roe).
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It was almost like there was a shark coming along and we were a school of fish.
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It was designed to promote a different sort of cleanup: a safer, more sanitary handling of fish.
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"It's between the mountains and the sea, with lots of fish, vegetables, citrus and sweets," she said.
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X says Tidal's initial focus will be on acquiring knowledge and understanding of fish behavior and welfare.
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Mike Harris, a biologist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, was called in to help.
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Two large pieces of fish with two sides and a soda will set you back about $14.
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In a Business Insider taste test of fish sandwiches from seven chains, Arby's came in dead last.
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Likewise, you might track down a copy of John Gimlette's "Theatre of Fish," about traveling in Newfoundland.
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As they tied the knot, sea turtles, cownose rays, and various types of fish swam around them.
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Wolves have never been threatened or endangered in Alaska, according to Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
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They can be bought, rented, coerced, threatened and then thrown away like a rotten piece of fish.
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All the species of fish — trout, whitefish, pickerel, herring, suckers — faced the heart, surrounding and protecting it.
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That is unfortunately close to the hearing range of fish, which can hear up to two kilohertz.
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A team of fishermen have until Friday to rescue several tons of fish from the drained canal.
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The Riveras were arrested after Department of Fish and Wildlife wardens found 600 Dudleya in their garage.
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For example, in that null study published in 2010, subjects consumed about 0.375 grams of fish oil.
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Rivers — and the bits of detritus and schools of fish and hunks of rocks they carry — are inexorable.
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We had chances at a handful of fish the rest of the day, but I didn't land any.
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SoA is as much a school of thought, or a school of fish, as it is a schoolhouse.
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A "bait ball" is a swarm of fish that has formed roughly into the shape of a sphere.
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The word actually refers to the vinegar-soaked rice rather than the use of fish, raw or otherwise.
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This is the season of fish frys and seafood boils and throwing another goddamn shrimp on the barbie.
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I couldn't really swim going into the Navy and SEALs do more swimming than some species of fish.
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They are more like "aggregates" of members that cluster together, somewhat like a school of fish in nature.
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"We're in uncharted territory," said Scott Groth, a shellfish scientist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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The piles of fish washed up in a lake in Hainan province on Wednesday, Chinese state media reported.
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Instagram appeared on Tinder and OkCupid, while Amazon appeared on OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Match, Zoosk, and OurTime.
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We strip the smoked eels of their skins and gobble up big chunks of fish off the bone.
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About 25 different kinds of fish could be seen under the 250-meter (820-foot) -long ice circuit.
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"We saw a whole bunch of fish jump and then the fins showed up right afterward," she said.
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That money comes from the Monterey Bay Aquarium, California Department of Fish and Wildlife and a private donor.
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Woe betide anyone in the pub who puts lettuce or coleslaw on his plate of fish and chips.
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When buying salmon to cook at home, there's plenty of opportunities to be a responsible consumer of fish.
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Halve it, lengthwise, then cut each half again lengthwise so you have 23 rectangular pieces of fish. 3.
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The magnitude of the effect of fish intake was greater in girls than boys, according to the study.
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He checked in with his doctor before the year of fish began, and again once it was over.
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Rather, it's an assumption that the area only produces a certain quota of fish each and every year.
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Plenty of Fish also compiled a list of the top 10 cities where Star Wars lovers are located.
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And, according to a study published Friday in the Journal of Fish Biology, sharks even display distinct personalities.
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But those that do extend their remit to the high seas attempt to protect two groups of fish.
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In 2004 during Hurricane Katrina, thousands of fish died in New Orleans' aquarium when the power went out.
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It is the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, not the federal government and the indigenous population. cooking
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The toxic algae is harmful to humans, kills thousands of fish and has cost the tourism industry millions.
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The cafe's walls are decorated with a life-size whale illustration and blue tile reminiscent of fish scales.
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Eating three or more portions of fish per week cuts the risk of bowel cancer, new research suggests.
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In preparation, she created dozens of fish drawings and layouts that tested interactions of colors, patterns and sizes.
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The accident last Friday also killed hundreds of fish when bourbon leaked into nearby waterways, state officials said.
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The pool attracts tourists from all over the world, and is home to two endangered species of fish.
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They use a lot of fish in the feed, they use pens that have pollution and other issues.
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All tetrapods descend from a single ancestor — a single lineage of fish that managed to spread on land.
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All while appreciating the blueness of the ocean, the dancing schools of fish, and the electrifying coral reefs.
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The owners of Fish Cheeks, a Thai restaurant in NoHo, have opened this food-hall offshoot in Brooklyn.
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Especially if it's what I'll call a best-available can of fish: sustainably caught, packed in good oil.
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I took supplements of fish oils, fiber and plant sterols, among other nonprescription products said to lower cholesterol.
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What would happen, I asked, if the scientists were right, and the oceans did run out of fish?
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His menus are likely to include langoustines, several types of fish, and Wagyu beef, all with Korean garnishes.
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We splashed water with our fists and yelled, but if we were afraid, it was only of fish.
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Since 1986, 17 people have been attacked in the state, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
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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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The modifications can enable 50 to 80 percent of fish to get past the dams, Dr. Kauffman said.
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Standing calf-deep in water, he tells me that ikejime isn't cost-effective for every type of fish.
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An estimated 137 species rely on the surge of protein brought upriver by millions of fish each year.
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On the manufacturing number, the kind of fish or cut bait [number] is 42.9 and we're in 47.8.
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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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"For Wuhan people, tonight the table should be filled with dishes of fish and meat," said Ms. Chen.
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When I visited in 2018 there hadn't been much coral bleaching recently, and lots of fish were around.
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But even in the best case, trying to estimate the size of fish populations is an uncertain proposition.
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Lake Malawi is home to a thousand kinds of fish, more than any other lake in the world.
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Caviar (or unfertilized eggs from the sturgeon family of fish) is commonly known as a high-end delicacy.
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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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The pair met randomly on Plenty of Fish, an online dating site, in 2016, and quickly began texting.
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This is followed by months of more-or-less constant feeding: strips of fish, possum bits, duck chunks.
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There are six species of fish caught regularly, with several more if you know how to find them.
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For example, some types of fish require water that is exactly the right temperature and precisely timed feedings.
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The trail was eventually shut down and later reopened by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, KTVA reports.
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The boy suffered head injuries, California Department of Fish and Wildlife Lt. Scott Bringman said at a news conference.
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"That fermentation of fish has been a lifeline in the life of Scandinavia," he finishes as the check arrives.
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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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The fishing game is fun, but there are only about 10 different types of fish that you can catch.
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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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These effects have been documented in many species (examples include blue-footed boobies, crickets, some species of fish, etc).
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The Pacific salmon, which is native to these waters, is a charismatic, symbolic, and potentially vulnerable species of fish.
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It could be a great spaghetti with a great tomato sauce or a beautiful piece of fish with salad.
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"We're in uncharted territory," Scott Groth, a scientists with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, told the wire service.
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Over a long period of time, this process leads to the rise of many different individual species of fish.
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Heavy restrictions imposed by Israel affect how far fishermen can go and what kind of fish they can catch.
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We are going to apply the philosophy, the culture, the handling and caring of fish in the Japanese style.
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Among other benefits, fishing bans may foster species of fish that graze on algae that could otherwise smother coral.
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Shops have entire sections displaying dozens of types of fish bladders, ranging from $224 U.S. to thousands of dollars.
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A translucent kind of "fish scales" cocaine sold in South America is actually a mixture of cocaine and phenacetin.
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A grotesque beast—captioned "the monster of the West"—looms over a city, grasping at a shoal of fish.
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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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Fluorescence, a glow-in-the-mostly-dark property, is mainly confined to certain species of fish, turtles and parrots.
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Humans and their livestock have come to outweigh all other vertebrates on the planet with the exception of fish.
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The group then debated the merits of fish scales before the conversation devolved into a heated debate about Pokémon.
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Now, a gram of vegan DHA does tend to be a lot pricier than a gram of fish oil.
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With meat-eating on certain dates limited for religious reasons, they eagerly seized on a new source of fish.
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It's the nets, harpoons, and trawlers that are systematically emptying the oceans of fish and other marine life forms.
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The researchers hypothesize that the whales are responding to the more advanced escape abilities of fish compared to krill.
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He blamed illegal and unregulated fishing for stealing an estimated 26 million tons of fish from the ocean annually.
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Pregnant women are advised to avoid these varieties of fish because of links to serious neurological problems in babies.
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Some of the meals did their best to replicate the texture and flavor of fish using soy or gluten.
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If Greenberg was eating a true serving of fish at every meal, he had about 21 servings every week.
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Officers of the Washington Department of Fish and Game tracked the cat with dogs and killed it, Abbott said.
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Knowing a bit of fish psychology might be the key to the future success and health of global aquaculture.
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Fishermen from elsewhere in Europe covet British waters because of their relatively large supply and diversity of fish species.
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Eating three or more portions of fish per week slashes the risk of bowel cancer, a new study suggests.
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About 21992,22017 species of fish are listed as endangered or threatened according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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The report added that the prime minister's aides could not confirm what would happen to the box of fish.
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Grilling a steak might be basic, but this marinade of fish sauce and lime tastes like anything but that.
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The Tonle Sap lake yields around 300,000 tonnes of fish a year, accounting for most of Cambodia's freshwater catch.
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When you fry anything with oil, like a piece of fish, you get into bed (hours later) and stink.
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Thirty years ago, Taiwan's shipment of fish along the coast was 340,000 tons, according to the Department of Fisheries.
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And because Taiwan is running out of fish, the nets are the only way to earn a decent income.
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I have a piece of fish and avocado for breakfast with a Mountain Dew Mini (I'm out of coffee).
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Despite building a home reputation as a generationally explosive live act, the USA is a different kettle of fish.
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So when it comes to deciphering the mysteries of fish-scale geckos, even people have skin in the game.
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After they amassed a great number of fish, farmers needed a way to store them for an extended time.
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As competition for marine resources heats up, Japan - one of the world's largest consumers of fish - feels the pressure.
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You need just the right circumstances to fossilize something like a school of fish in place within a rock.
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And he believes some of its critics are motivated by a sentimental reverence for one particular species of fish.
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Thousands of fish in the Swiss section of the river died because of the heat and low oxygen levels.
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The area used to have an abundance of fish, but the numbers have drastically declined because of climate change.
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I was delighted that someone else, in another part of the country entirely, shared my love of fish fries.
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Last year, the Yurok tribe had to cancel commercial and subsistence fishing altogether because of the lack of fish.
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Victoria got a depredation permit from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and asked Phillips to execute it.
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We lived in our bathing suits and snorkeled with the millions of fish that swam among the coral reefs.
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The meat has juice and punch, a touch of char and crust, and a hidden cache of fish sauce.
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Once processed, "one gram of fish skin is worth more than a gram of gold," says the company's chairman.
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If you grow weary of fish tending, don't flush them down the toilet or dump them in the wild.
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About 200 boats from their community floated offshore, and on the riverbank families sorted catches of fish and clams.
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Trilobites The larvae of fish that live in coral reefs are tiny, and they are not very good swimmers.
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The murres' short wings act as flippers underwater, allowing them to swim nimbly and swiftly in search of fish.
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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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Well, any pair of fish lying next to each other at Seattle' famed Pike Place Market have more chemistry.
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Endangered: The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is moving forward with new protections for a certain species of fish.
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I think you should read John Gimlette's weird and excellent "Theatre of Fish," about life in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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If stew is lacking in flavor or seasoning, you might want to add a few drops of fish sauce.
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PETA fired off letters Wednesday to the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife and L.A. Department of Animal Services.
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He also said his company has worked with Britney before on projects involving Orange Theory and Plenty of Fish.
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This unusual cocktail of river waters produces biodiversity; more than 300 species of fish have adapted to forest life.
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That's a bit behind competitors like Match, Plenty of Fish, and Zoosk, but not a low number by any means.
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Prompto wants to take photos of fish, you see, but is finding it difficult to see them in the water.
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Image: Screenshot"Even dating sites like OKCupid and Plenty of Fish can keep your private information archived indefinitely," says Giglio.
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But as the net is emptied, a happy and very full sea lion is revealed, surrounded by thousands of fish.
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Best picture Oscar nominee Shape of Water invited viewers to imagine exactly what the mechanics of fish-man sex entail.
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I was doing crazy dishes, like a campachana with five different kinds of fish and an oyster shucked to order.
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In California, populations of fish like salmon and delta smelt have declined significantly due to restricted river flows, he said.
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For now, Hassan employs 70 people and manages to turn a profit, selling a kilogram of fish for about $5.
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Dining | New Jersey It would not be an exaggeration to say that the setting of Fish Urban Dining is striking.
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"They did that until, in some cases, the stream ran out of fish, and then moved on," Mr. Lichatowich said.
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But there were already a lot of questions around the safety of fish pedicures in addition to the missing toenails.
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They stand closely together, forming what looks almost like an infinity sign, like a school of fish caught mid-movement.
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Hopkins says the dogs get infected by eating discarded guts of fish with water fleas carrying the Guinea worm larvae.
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Traders heave boxes of fish into the back of yellow trucks, to set off on the jostling journey to buyers.
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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 dressing is loaded with garlic and lime, with a hit of fish sauce and a kick from Thai chilies.
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The team was able to match some of the profiles in the database to active accounts on Plenty of Fish.
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ALLIGATOR SPOTTED NEAR NORTH CAROLINA MARINE BARRACKS, OFFICIALS WARN Rattlesnakes can swim, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed.
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A waste overload creates rivers devoid of fish and bubbling with methane, groundwater contaminated with fecal bacteria, and other problems.
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife then filed their evidence with the LA City Attorney, who then filed charges.
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This mutation suppresses SMOC2 which has been found to play a role in the cranial development of fish and mice.
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"Prices are rising for next week because of a shortage of fish," said a producer who declined to be named.
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Turns out that handing over the management of fish stocks to local populations has a lot to do with it.
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On the other hand ... a female user on Plenty Of Fish says Mateen reached out to her 18 months ago.
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Patrick Foy of CA Dept of Fish & Wildlife tells TMZ they've seized a Cotton-top Tamarin monkey from Mally's home.
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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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So it's interesting because when you shift that focus to the farming of fish, 'farm' becomes a four-letter-word.
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As a boy Desaubin remembers "the corals were beautiful; plenty of coral inside the reef, plenty of fish," he adds.
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Watch the episode below: We've gotten used to hearing warnings about the catastrophic declines of fish in the world's oceans.
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What's more, a fishing wharf likely spills plenty of fish guts by the pier as a byproduct of doing business.
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His strategy: buy the cut of fish and crustacean that isn't fit for the Chinese market and the export crowd.
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It also means fewer hooks in the water and fewer hours at sea to catch the same amount of fish.
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Some experts says that human blood isn't as attractive to sharks as the blood of fish and other marine creatures.
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Ghost nets entangling turtles, plastic bags defiling corals, and straws in the guts of fish existed in a different world.
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The local shipyard has enjoyed a small boom, as laborers fashion steel-hulled vessels that carry people instead of fish.
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I dragged, dropped, and tossed the Yeti Daytrip through mud, blood (of fish), beer, and more, and it's still shining.
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By 2025, the WEF predicts that the oceans will contain 1.1 ton of plastic for every 3.3 tons of fish.
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In other Match-owned dating apps, Plenty of Fish and Twoo, the company is starting to test live streaming broadcasts.
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My favorites: a nice piece of fish, senior citizen discounts at Perkins family restaurants and deviled eggs as an entree.
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But there are many others to choose from, like Hinge, Plenty of Fish, OK Cupid, and the list goes on.
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Such ships can take hundreds of tons of fish in each haul, and inflict lasting damage on the marine environment.
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Mr. Gehrke observed that a cluster of cells started making the Hox proteins early in the development of fish fins.
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Like other large coastal rivers, the Penobscot once funneled millions of pounds of fish inland from the ocean each spring.
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Some have argued that we actually need more shark-like predators to maintain the balance of fish in the ocean.
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UPDATE: After interviewing Robin Olson, The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has determined that his story is not true.
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While they can appear to be some overlap with VR, it's really not the same kettle of fish at all.
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In the early 2000s, Miessner, who owns a fishing gear company, started noticing increasing numbers of fish in the Seine.
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In the Gulf of Maine, their rooting around has been disaster for eelgrass habitats that support many species of fish.
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The study assessed the physical and mental responses of 112 random participants to a tank containing varying amount of fish.
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Nearly 1,000 more are food products, including vegetables like cabbage, kale, carrots and beets and hundreds of types of fish.
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According to the organization's report, we are extremely close to reaching the sustainable limit for the global production of fish.
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This confrontation with the viewer is better understood once the practice of fish-embracing is revealed as the artist's fabrication.
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I liked the beach, the sun and the food, especially the sushi and the grilled opah [a variety of fish].
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In Paternoster, he returned to cooking, taking over a kind of fish and chips spot attached to the grocery store.
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She notes that in past ceremonies, the men would row out and spear a couple of fish for the tribe.
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Usually a buyer would look at a box of fish, we'd negotiate a price, and he'd say, 'I'll take it.
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The company is also studying how water flows over the skin of fish to reduce the drag created during acceleration.
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