Sabtu, 17 Oktober 2009

Observation ocean fish

Topex/Poseidon is a little satellite that could. Launched on August 10, 1992, the joint U.S.- French spacecraft was designed to fly for three to five years. This week it celebrates its 10th anniversary and is still going strong.When it turns 10, Topex/Poseidon will have made 46,763 trips around Earth measuring the height of the oceans to...
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Ocean fish

With a long eel-like tail and a mouth full of large canine teeth, the wolffish (Anarhichas lupus) is one of New England ’s most unique ocean fish species and also one of the most endangered. CLF’s petition cites federal and independent scientific studies that show, over the past twenty years, dramatic declines in wolffish population and...
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Eel

Prefer muddy bottoms and calm waters; frequently found in coastal plains, swamps and creeks but is also found inland where a favorable biotope exist. Juveniles feed on invertebrates, adults feed on fish and small mammals (Ref. 12225), first-born larvae prey on other eggs and embryos coming from late spawning batches (Ref. 40645). The electric...
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Octopus as Pets

I have kept brown and even poisonous blue ring (I do not recommend Blue ring) octopii.In fact a brown octopus was one of my first saltwater creatures back in the mid 1970s.They make great pets and are highly intelligent, in fact mine would recognize me and come to the top and stick its tentacles out to take food directly from me.Here are...
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