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"Trout giant!
The Lake trout is the largest of the trout species. The largest lake trout weighed 46.3 kilograms.
They make both excellent game fish and food fish. Lake trout have been fished commercially all across the Great Lakes and smaller Lakes in Northern Canada.
In order for Lake trout to survive, they must live in cold water that is rich in oxygen. They grow and mature very slowly.
Due to the needs of the population, they are very susceptible to exploitation and becoming an endangered species.",
"Surf and Turf:
In 1971, a Dutch naturalist named Daldorff discovered what is now known as the climbing perch.
Sitting in a palm tree, this fish was drinking water that was running down the trunk.
Not only does this perch have fleshy gills for breathing underwater, but it also has a special labyrinth organ that enables them to breath air.
Being able to jump into trees has some advantages for the perch. While sitting in the tree, ants climb all over its body.
Once the fish falls back into the water, the ants fall off, and the perch has a tasty meal.",
"Pond jumpers!
The ability to breath air enables the climbing perch to find new waters if their pond becomes inhospitable.
They simply flop out of the water and wriggle their fins to move across land.",
"Dinosaur fish!
Do you know which is the oldest freshwater fish?
It is the sturgeon that dates from the Jurassic Period (as in Jurassic Park).
The largest sturgeon weighed over 2,800 pounds and was 28 feet long.
Sturgeon swim along the bottom of the lakes and eat small fish because they have no teeth to chew; but they do have thick lips to suck up the food.",
"Vampire Fish:
Most tropical fish could survive well in a tank filled with human blood.",
"These fish love company!
The best environment for shimmering colored Tetra fish is in a large tank with several other Tetras.
Unlike other types of tropical fish both male and female Tetras are peaceful and get along well with a wide variety of non-aggressive, peaceful fish.
Tetras thrive when they are able to gather together in a school, a group of fish that swim together, feed together, and live together in the ocean or in an aquarium.
Without interaction with other similar, fish the Tetra will have a lot of trouble adjusting to life in a lonesome fish tank.",
"Two of these is trouble!
Male Betta fish are too aggressive to live together in the same fish tank.
The Betta is a colorful, tropical fish that is common in large, aquarium, fish tanks.
Female Betta fish are peaceful companions. Many female Bettas can live together in one tank.
Male Betta’s on the other hand, are quite aggressive when they are in the same tank.
It is highly recommended that fish owners only keep one male Betta fish to prevent aggressive confrontations with each other.",
"One Lake Left:
The gwyniad is a fish in Wales, and dates back to the ice age. Pollution has reduced their habitat to one lake in the world.",
"Dem Bones, Dem Green Bones:
The bones of the garfish, also known as the garpike, are green.",
"Did That Fish Just Spit?
The archer fish can knock down insects and other small animals with a drop of water from its mouth.
By closing its gills, it can push water swiftly down a deep groove running down the center of its mouth.
With its jaws peaking above the surface, the archer fish can accurately spit drops of water at targets within a four foot radius.",
"Algae eaters to the rescue!
Aquarium owners keep algae eaters in their tanks to keep algae from taking over.
The algae eater is a thin fish that often swims along the bottom of an aquarium.
Its specialized mouth allows it to suck up green algae, pellets, and plants like a vacuum.",
"Great Lakes Toxic to Fish:
Over 360 chemical compounds have been identified in the Great Lakes. Many are persistent toxic chemicals.
Various species of fish now suffer from tumors and lesions and their reproductive capacities are diminishing.",
"How old is your fish?
You say you have no idea? Well, to find out, just count its rings!
That’s right; just like you can count the rings of a tree to tell its age, you can also tell the age of a fish by counting the number of rings on one of its scales.",
"Hands Off!
In Pennsylvania, you can't catch a fish with your hands, or any other body part, except the mouth.
Also, please note that lassoing a fish is illegal in Tennessee.",
"Get Off My Back!
Several states have laws to keep people from fishing on animals backs.
In Idaho you can't fish from a camel's or a giraffe's back, while in Chicago, only fishing from the giraffe’s neck is prohibited.",
"Don't Swim Drunk:
It is illegal to get fish drunk in Oklahoma...
Too bad...",
"Global fish production exceeds that of:
cattle, sheep, poultry or eggs, and is the biggest source of animal protein in the world.",
"The elephant snout:
The elephant snout, a fish in Africa, communicates with other fish by emitting an electrical discharge.",
"A Jawless Predator:
Lacking jaws, the lamprey uses suction to attach its mouth to its prey. Its is like a rasp that can scratch the skin and scales off of the fish so it can suck its blood.
The lamprey's saliva contains anti-clotting chemicals so that the blood will continue to flow.",
"Dinosaur fish!
The sturgeon is the oldest fresh water fish in the world, dating back to the Jurassic Period.
The largest sturgeon weighed over 2,800 pounds and was 28 feet long!",
"Delicious but Deadly:
In Japan, meat from the 'Fugu,' or spiny puffer fish, is considered a delicacy; however, the liver and intestines contain a powerful neurotoxin and the slightest contamination during preparation can be deadly.
Restaurants who serve Fugu must have 'Fugu Certified' chefs. Even so, about 100 people die every year from fugu poisoning in Japan.",
"Shocking but yummy!
If you are looking for food with a real jolt, try the Malapterurus electricus (electric catfish), an African delicacy.
One of the most sought after dishes is smoked electric catfish, which is available along the shores of Lake Kainji.",
"Chameleon fish?
Trout have the ability to dramatically change their appearance. A form of camouflage, the fishes' colors and patterns will change when they move into different habitats.
For example, trout that live in the sea are usually bright silver, while trout that live in smaller streams tend to have bright colorations and markings.",
"Big ouch!
The unbearable pain from a weeverfish's sting caused one man to amputate his finger.
Many people are stung handling the nets when hauling in these fish, which are highly sought after for their tasty white flesh. People who have been stung by their spines have done some bizarre things to end the pain.
Fishermen have been known to hammer metal pins into the wounds. One man even wrapped his finger in paper soaked with vinegar and set it on fire.
The pain spreads through the affected limb, becoming more intense until causing the victim to scream in agony. The effects last hours, and although excruciating, the sting rarely causes death.",
"Which fish is the fastest?
The fastest of all fish is the sailfish. In bursts it can reach speeds of up to 67 mph (110 km/h).",
"Benedict Arnold Fish!
Remoras are parasites, attaching themselves to marine animals with a suction pad covering most of their head.
The suction pad, which grows up to 8-inches long, has the power to hold a 100-pound object.
Tying a line to the remora's tail, a fishermen will throw it into the water and wait while the remora finds something to latch onto.
Like a prized hunting dog, the remora is so respected that it is talked to, stroked and fed a special diet by the owner.",
"The Hum of Love:
You might think a swarm of bees is near when this fish hums.
The male midshipman builds a nest under rocky ledges and then produces a humming sound to entice a mate.
The sound of many midshipman humming together is so intense that it resembles a squadron of motorboats.
Once the male has attracted a mate he will fertilize her eggs that adhere to the rocky nest he has built.
The female leaves and the midshipman resumes his humming to attract another mate.",
"Sneaky Males!
The Type I midshipman fish can hum, but the Type II cannot.
The quiet Type IIs are known as 'sneaker males.' Because they are unable to attract females with their hum, a sneaker male will hang around the Type I males.
When they see a chance, they sneak up to a Type I male's mate and fertilize her eggs. The sneaker male makes up for his lack of voice with its reproductive capacities.
The gonads of the sneaker males compromise up to 15 percent of their body weight, compared to one percent in type I males.
The equivalent in a man weighing 150 pounds would be a 22.5 pound testes!",
"Monster of the ocean?
For centuries, this devilfish was considered a monster of the ocean, destroying boats and devouring people.
It is understandable why seafarers were frightened of the manta ray, as it is the largest member of the ray family, measuring up to 19 feet long and weighing as much as 2,300 pounds.",
"The clown fish is not so funny.
Clown fish know they are no match for larger fish who are on the lookout for easy prey, so they have turned toward swimming among anemone which can protect them with their poisonous tentacles.
In return for the safety, the clown fish helps keep small, tentacle-damaging animals away from the anemones.
If in great danger, the clown fish will hide in an anemone's mouth until the danger has passed.",
"Fish in Beauty Products?
Pearl essence is obtained primarily from herring, and is one of many by-products of large-scale fish processing.
Essentially, its the silvery stuff found in fish scales and is used in some lipsticks, nail polishes, ceramic glazes, etc., to make them shimmery.",
"Big Mouth:
Bathers beware of this killer fish lurking beneath the waters of the Pacific coast... The fearless and extremely ill-tempered sarcastic fringehead is possibly the most ferocious fish along the Pacific.
An enormous mouth covers the length of their face. When defending its territory, the fringehead opens its mouth so wide that its entire head disappears.
It rarely leave its home, which it defends mercilessly if anything comes near. The fringehead will viciously attack if an intruder doesn't heed its threatening displays.
The good news for bathers is that fringeheads are only 12 inches long.",
"The Mola Mola, AKA The Ocean Sun Fish...
is the largest bony fish in the world, lays up to 5,000,000 eggs at one time.",
"Whitetip, Leave Your Brother Alone!
Whitetips are extremely bold and persistent when checking out possible food sources.
Scientists believe that the white tips on their fins serve as an identifying mark that ensures members of the species will recognize their own and not begin to hunt each other.",
"The Abnormal Eye:
The flashlight fish belongs to the family known as Anomalopidae, which is Greek for 'Abnormal Eye.'",
"Clap On, Clap Off:
The flashlight fish can turn the lights in its eyes on and off at will.",
"Tears of a Clown Fish:
Clown fish know they are no match for larger fish who are on the lookout for easy prey, so they have turned toward swimming among anemone, which can protect them with their poisonous tentacles.
In return for the safety, the clown fish helps keep small, tentacle damaging animals away from the anemones. If it is in great danger, the clown fish will hide in an anemones mouth until the danger has passed.",
"White Tips with Black Souls:
Whitetips are a known for their violent feeding frenzies. Of the 900 men on board the steamship Nova Scotia, sunk by a German submarine, only 192 survived.
Survivors described the feeding frenzy that ensued when the whitetips came across the survivors.",
"Surf and Turf:
In 1971, a Dutch naturalist named Daldorff discovered what is now known as the climbing perch.
Sitting in a palm tree, this fish was drinking water that was running down the trunk.
Not only does this perch have fleshy gills for breathing underwater, but it also has a special labyrinth organ that enables them to breath air.
Being able to jump into trees has some advantages for the perch.
While sitting in the tree, ants climb all over its body. Once the fish falls back into the water, the ants fall off, and the perch has a tasty meal.",
"Pond jumpers!
The ability to breath air enables the climbing perch to find new waters if their pond becomes inhospitable.
They simply flop out of the water and wriggle their fins to move across land."];