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Are crayfish sensitive?

Asked: Pierre Robidoux, Last Updated:

They are very sensitive to toxics such as metals, insecticides, herbicides, and lampricides (chemicals introduced into the water to kill the parasitic fish called the lamprey). Species of crayfish that live in streams are generally less tolerant of pollution than species that live in lakes.

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  • Are flying fish rare?

    Flying fish are especially abundant in the Caribbean Sea. Barbados was known as the "The land of flying fish" in the past. Flying fish are often hunted by fisherman. Luckily their number in the wild is still stable and they are not listed as endangered species.

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  • Do you remove skin from Spanish mackerel?

    Remember, the skin is delicate and will come right off after it's been cooked. You can take the skin off, but it's not always worth the trouble. Flip the fish over and do the same on the other side.

  • What is fish spawn called?

    When fish grow internal egg masses in their ovaries, it's called roe. Roe from marine animals such as shrimp, crabs, and sea urchins are seen as a delicacy and are usually eaten raw or just barely cooked.

  • Is it better to boil or steam shrimp?

    Steamed shrimp is much tenderer than boiled shrimp. As for the flavor, I amped it up by making sure the water was heavily salted. Steaming the shrimp cooks them thoroughly in 2 minutes or so, depending on their size. Then you chill them briefly in ice water to stop the cooking and pat them dry.

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