why is myxine called hagfish?
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The species Myxine glutinosa was named for this slime. When captured and held, e.g., by the tail, they secrete the microfibrous mucus, which expands into up to 20 litres (5¼ US gallons) of sticky, gelatinous material when combined with water; one litre of slime has about 40 milligrams of mucus and proteins.
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This is a pretty interesting pokemon to find in the game. Because it can only be spawned if you have a Glacial Lure Module up on a pokestop. Maybe it can spawn without the lure but it's definitely a very very low chance.
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Qwilfish is a Water, Poison-type Pokémon from the Johto region. It does not evolve into or from any other Pokémon.
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Menhaden may have a bit of an identity problem. Most of the Northeast refers to them as "bunker." But around Massachusetts they're often known as "pogies." Whatever you decide to call them, they're great bait this time of year for fishing big stripers. Menhaden are a member of the herring family.
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You can level up your Higgledies, which will raise their parameters such as attack power or feistiness and defense or hardiness. Unlike your main characters, Higgledies, don't level up from battles but from feeding, which I'll talk more about later in the article.
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Scup, sometimes called porgy, is a fish that's abundant from Long Island to Massachusetts. It's high in selenium, vitamins B6 and B12, niacin and phosphorus, while low in sodium and a low-fat source of protein.
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Fluke (Flounder) ... Fluke is also known as “Summer Flounder” for their tendency to stay inshore during the summer months. These fish are also called “Left Eye Flounders”: like all flatfish that become bottom dwellers, one eye migrates to the other side, resulting in “right eye” or “left eye” fish.
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Its name comes from Náhuatl tlacuatzin, which translates loosely as “animal that eats a lot”, In other Latin American countries and Spain where Náhuatl names are less common, it's called “Zarigüeya”. It's a marsupial (has a pouch for her babies, like their Kangaroo cousins do).
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Both fish have evolved flat bodies with both eyes facing upward to protect themselves against predators and to aid them in hunting. However, most sole tend to be "right-eyed," meaning the right side of their bodies faces upward. Flounders have more variation between being right-eyed and left-eyed.
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Although they lack a backbone, hagfish share many traits with vertebrates, particularly lampreys. Hagfish and lampreys both lack jaws, have an enlarged head, and possess well-developed sensory systems, for example. ... That's how an organism without vertebrae can be classified as a vertebrate.
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It will eat small fish, not snails. That is not true! Snowflake morays prefer to NOT eat fish or snails!
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I would say hydreigon is the better pokemon. Because it can learn many more moves than Haxorus. Also, hydreigon's stats are better - they are all round great while haxorus lacks in all round stats, although its attack is better than its competitor. Hydreigon lacks swords dance/dragon dance which are great for Haxorus.
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Besides the non-native sea lamprey there are four native lamprey living in the Michigan Great Lakes region. Lamprey, at times, are incorrectly referred to as eels. Eels are a more modern fish that has a developed jaw, is covered with scales, and has a bony vertebra.
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The human illnesses caused by HABs, though rare, can be debilitating or even fatal. While many people call these blooms 'red tides,' scientists prefer the term harmful algal bloom. ... This bloom, like many HABs, is caused by microscopic algae that produce toxins that kill fish and make shellfish dangerous to eat.
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A Shiny creature is extremely rare, so it's simply a case of checking every one you are looking for - such as Magikarp - in the hope it will be a different colour. Often, the variation is somewhat subtle.
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Hagfish eat worms and invertebrates, but they also enter both dying and dead fish and eat them from the inside out. Hagfish have been around, mostly unchanged, since the Paleozoic era 450 million years ago. The Pacific lamprey is born in fresh water, matures in the ocean, and returns to fresh water to reproduce.
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