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    caused devastating issues to the environment and inhabitants. It has once been said that there is an unlimited supply of fish in the lakes, oceans and seas. Because these bodies of water are known to be extremely massive, it would be virtually impossible for it to be over fished. Right now, the world’s current population is over seven billion people, and the demand for fish has never been higher as even more common consumed marine organisms are getting depleted every year to the point of the…

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    topics were discussed in the Frontline documentary, The Fish on my Plate, as journalist Paul Greenberg began a challenge of eating fish every day for an entire year. Greenberg defined this challenge as a way to better understand how fish are beneficial to diets as well as the environment. As this challenge progressed, Greenberg explored the global consumption of fish, overfishing, aquaculture, and the health benefits found in the consumption of fish. I had a few preconceived notions about the…

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    The Day My Grandpa’s Boat Sank One day my grandpa (Sid) and his brother Jim and Fred Smelze were all on a boat and it was choppy water. Sid and everybody were in the boat. They were all fishing on a river named the Kaskaskia River. It was a sunny day perfect temperature when they left for Illinois. They were heading there from New Baden,MO. They started on a 1hr long drive. When they got to the river ,they bought a parking license. They started to unloaded the boat into the river. Fred…

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    Swag Boat Research Paper

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    on your screen now. 1-800- SWAG BOAT. One more time. 1-800- SWAG BOAT. First of all, this boat has state-of-the-art technology. First, the way to catch the fish is so simple. The two holes are revolutionary they let fish in, but the fish can’t get out because of the two nets that drop down and trap the fish. Then all you have to do is fish ’em out and give them to the ninja chef. That’s right I said a ninja chef you can get your own ninja chef for only 500 cents. Next, it has a self defence…

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    Polynesian Demi God Maui. The myth has it that Maui snared the sun to slow the days down and hooked the bottom of the ocean with his fishing hook, tricking his brothers into thinking he had an enormous fish but instead pulling up the Hawaiian islands. Mauis magical fish hook is represented by the popular fish hook necklace worn by many around the islands. 2. If you visit Maui the one cocktail that you are most likely to have is the world renowned Mai Tai. During the busy season tens of…

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    in the atlantic, pacific, indian oceans, or any tropical waters. They are normally found near reefs rich with sponges. The Hawksbill turtle feeds on sponges and they are also omnivorous and will also eat mollusks, marine algae, crustaceans, sea urchins, fish, and jellyfish. Without them, sponges have the ability to overgrow corals and suffocate the reefs. Hawksbill are important inhabitants of coral reefs. It’s estimated that one turtle one turtle can consume 1,000 pounds of sponges per year.…

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    Blue Heron

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    hunting. When humans fish they bait a hook and throw it in the water the blue heron dose the same thing In the text it says that a herron throws a small piece of bait and stand next to the shore and waits for a small fish to approach it. Then the heron strikes with amazing speed before the fish can react an it then has its dinner. The heron is smarter than you think it use the same tactics as humans but probably even more efficient because it doesn't have to worry about the fish seeing the…

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    Chann Invasive Species

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    affect different organisms and constantly produce this. The aquatic fish [snakehead] is perceived to have originated in Southeast Asia based off evidence leading the fish back to countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia. Moreover, the species is thought to have been transported for pet/aquatic purposes and for alimentation. Many people transported it for restaurant and they were also distributed from aquarium releases. The fish released into the wild and provoked the diffusion of the species.…

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    many fishers all searching for one of the greatest fish of the sea, marlin. One of these fishermen is the old man, named Santiago. For 40 days he has been without a fish and deemed “salao”, which is considered the worst from of unlucky. He used to fish with a boy whose parents made him leave the old man because they, like the rest of the town, saw the old man unsuccessful. Growing up fishing with the old man the boy helped him catch many fish. They caught some of the biggest that were ever to…

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    live in floodplains and wet grasslands. This probably means their diet consists of fish. Food-Since the Magpie Goose lives in floodplains and wet grasslands, this means that they eat food that comes from the water, like fish. Their name also might come from the fact that they eat fish, because most geese live around water sources. Nest- Their nests are made from reeds.…

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