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838Says here that rockfish employ internal fertilization... <b>Rockfish (AlaSnowshoe-4/7/2007
837I believe that is correct for rock fish. I know that is how halibut fertilize egD_I_R_T-4/6/2007
836That's one big rockfish, for sure. The first fish I ever caught in AlaskaManyMoose-4/6/2007
835WALES: Lumpsucker Gets Lucky; 'Absurd' Fish Survives Trawler Net and LanSnowshoe-4/6/2007
834Fishermen catch big, old Alaska rockfish _______________________________________Snowshoe-4/6/2007
833Beware of sturgeon on the Suwannee _____________________________________________Snowshoe-4/5/2007
832yummmmmmmmmers!Neeka-4/2/2007
831Text of : Oversize - and hungry - squid invade West Coast ......................Jon Koplik-4/2/2007
830There's always a fish story somewhere... Oversize - and hungry - squid invaSnowshoe-4/2/2007
829Don't moose and elk eat fish:) I look upon it as an outdoor thread. BesideOral Roberts-4/2/2007
828>>They are all collared and they have crossing signs that start flashing wSnowshoe-4/2/2007
827Yes I'm sure they do so the DNR can hunt down the cows and get their calves Oral Roberts-4/2/2007
826Oh geez. I bet they had GPS on them too.ManyMoose-4/2/2007
825Why this lesson needs to keep being relearned is the sad thing. Saw my first WIOral Roberts-4/2/2007
824Everything is connected to everything else.ManyMoose-3/31/2007
823NYT -- Study Finds Shark Overfishing May Lower Scallop Population ..............Jon Koplik-3/31/2007
822Maybe PETA could try some of that stuff to see if it really works. ZZZZZZZManyMoose-3/25/2007
821LOLSnowshoe-3/25/2007
820I suppose we'll see naked PETA protestors at the fish market. <g>Snowshoe-3/25/2007
819Re : "The hibernating fish are kept at a controlled temperature and shippedJon Koplik-3/24/2007
818Wait till PETA gets ahold of that one.ManyMoose-3/24/2007
817Check this out... www7.nationalgeographic.comNeeka-3/24/2007
816Process lets shippers send live seafood without water SPOTLIGHT: RESOURCES adnSnowshoe-3/24/2007
815Thats a lot of CalamariGary E-3/15/2007
814Colossal squid's headache for science ......................................Jon Koplik-3/15/2007
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