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Category Archives: Fish
Australia Helps the Fish
Australia began the first steps to create the world’s biggest marine park on Friday. The new park in the Coral Sea will cover almost 1 million square kilometers off of Australia’s northwest coast, the Environmental News Network reported. It will … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Fish, Water, Wildlife
Tagged Australia, Coral, Coral Sea, Environmental News Network, Fish, Sea Turtles
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Unwelcome Biodiversity in Prospect Park?
Some living thing is thriving in the Prospect Park lake, now “a breeding ground for a dangerous bacteria that’s been known to kill animals and sicken humans,” the Post claims. “Cyanobacteria have been insidiously multiplying on the lake since the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Birds, Fish, Nature, Pollution, Prospect Park, Water, Wildlife
Tagged bacteria, biodiversity, Cyanobacteria, parks department, prospect park, what the Post is up to
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A Little Guilt to Go With Your Sushi, Now With Less Radiation
According to a new report from the Pew Environment Group, countries around the globe are vastly over-fishing Blue Fin tuna, exceeding international quotas by tens of thousands of metric tons. Last year, the gap between the quota and the actual … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Fish, Food, Science, Technology
Tagged Blue Fin Tuna, Fukushima Plate, guilt, mercury, Over-fishing, Pew Environment Group, radiation, sushi
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Fish with Hands!
Nine new species have been named within the handfish family (which I had no idea even existed) among them is the four-inch pink handfish which uses its fins to walk, not swim, across the ocean floor. Only four pink handfish … Continue reading
Posted in Fish, Nature
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