Posts tagged fish

Freshwater Rivers & Lakes Contain More Fish Species Than Salty Oceans

Feb 10th

Posted by Affleap in Environment

Oceans cover seventy percent of Earth’s surface but marine environments contain only twenty percent of all its species.

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A Diet That Trims Your Waistline Just In Two Months

Dec 27th

Posted by Affleap in Fitness

There is a new diet that may be able to help you get rid of the unwanted extra pound painlessly.

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Eating Fish Stave Off Dementia Later In Life – Study

Oct 25th

Posted by Affleap in Nutritional Food

A fish diet rich in omega-3, a fatty acid found in oily fish suggest that it can improve reaction times in 18-35 year olds as well as reducing levels of mental fatigue after they perform tough tasks.

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Novak Djokovic Against Andy Murray For The Title At Cincinnati Masters

Aug 20th

Posted by Affleap in Sports Tennis

Andy Murray of Britain wins 6-3, 7-6 (8) over Mardy Fish of the United States in the semi-final at Cincinnati Masters in Mason, Ohio.

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Novak Djokovic Wins The Rogers Cup Tennis Tournament

Aug 15th

Posted by Affleap in Sports Tennis

World top ranked Novak Djokovic won his ninth title of the season on Sunday with a 6-2 3-6 6-4 win over American Mardy Fish in the Rogers Cup tennis finals tournament in Montreal.

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Study: Vitamin D May Prevent Age Related Vision Loss

Apr 11th

Posted by Affleap in Health

A new study indicates that taking sufficient vitamin D could prevent vision loss from age-related macular degeneration (AMD) which affects 15 million Americans with 200,000 new cases each year.

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Tubli Offers A Safer Alternative To Costly Chemical Pesticides

Nov 15th

Posted by Affleap in Aquaculture

Tubli (Derris) contains rotenone, a chemical that is toxic to insects and fish. Rotenone inhibits the respiratory process in the gills of fish.

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Is Genetically Modified Fish Safe For Consumers?

Jul 18th

Posted by Affleap in Aquaculture

Have you heard a salmon fish that can grow at twice as the normal rate and can grow to market size in half the time as a non modified fish?

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Preventing Seafood-borne Diseases

Oct 9th

Posted by Affleap in Environment

Seafoods are actually and remarkably safe to eat. It accounts for no more than ten percent of all the reported food-borne diseases.

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