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What sharks eat giant squid?

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But the sleeper shark is the only shark known to deliberately seek out these jumbo-size squid. The French biologists also found an unknown species of large octopus in one of the sharks' stomachs.

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    Individual growth is highly variable in larger fish, and fish in the James are known to reach 50 pounds by age-11, although age 13 – 15 is more typical. For blue catfish ages 1 – 8 in tidal rivers total annual mortality is low (29%).

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    In Ontario, fishing season opening and closing dates vary, depending on the species and the area you are fishing in. ... For unlisted species ( e.g. , sucker and rock bass), the season is open year-round. Seasons can be: open all year.

  • Why do we Coat fish before frying?

    It provides a crispy mouth feel and soaks up flavors from the fat when frying. Coating can also make it easier to fry fish meat that has a tendency to fall apart. The batter turns into a shell that keeps the sensitive protein in place and stops it from sticking to the hot surface of the pan.

  • How do I cook frozen mackerel?

    Oven cook - From Frozen: Remove all packaging. Wrap mackerel fillets in lightly oiled foil to form a parcel. Place on a baking tray. Cook in the centre of a pre-heated oven at 190°C/375°F/Fan 170°C/Gas Mark 5 for 20-25 minutes.

  • How do you reheat cooked crawfish?

    To do so, you'll only need to boil a pot of water, put your crawfish in a cooking basket, and submerge them in the boiling pot. Cooking takes about 15 minutes. Once the time's up, turn off the heat and let the food sit for another 15 minutes. You can then cool them off for a bit and then enjoy them!

  • What is the best speed to troll for lake trout?

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  • Can you eat cooked prawns past use-by date?

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  • How many fish are in a livewell?

    Contestants should fill their bags with livewell water, not • lake water, before putting their catch into the bag. Put only five fish in a bag, fewer if they are over 4 pounds each. Use a second bag if needed.

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  • Can crayfish see good?

    Crawfish have extremely good eyesight and can move their eyes independently of one another. ... Crawfish reach adult size in about four years, but can actually live up to 30 years in the wild.

  • Will Cory catfish kill shrimp?

    Nope, cories don't tend to go after any of the inverts. They'll root around, and might inadvertantly injure one, and eat it if it died, but they wouldn't maliciously kill one.

  • Is fried shrimp healthier than fried chicken?

    Additionally, is shrimp healthier than chicken? The answer: You are right, shrimp is a low-fat, lower calorie source of protein. Shrimp is certainly lower in fat and calories than lean beef: Three ounces contains 31 grams of protein, eight grams of total fat, and 3.2 grams of saturated fat.

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    While they're both highly nutritious, salmon comes out ahead due to its healthy omega-3 fats and vitamin D. Meanwhile, tuna is the winner if you're instead looking for more protein and fewer calories per serving.

  • How crayfish are caught?

    Pots are baited and set overnight and then pulled the next day. Diving is the other main way of catching crayfish. Most divers search under rock ledges to find the crays and then either use a cray snare or a gloved hand to grab their quarry.

  • Why are fish flakes bad?

    Flakes are great for surface feeders and those that swim in the middle of the water column. The downside to flakes is that they lose their nutrients quickly because they dissolve in the water, making them unsuitable for fish that live at the bottom of your aquarium.

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