Name: JOMAIRY A.
CAPAL Date: DECEMBER 04, 2023
Subject: TLE
DIFFERENT TYPES OF FISHIES
1. CATFISH
Catfish are a collection of species that are members
of about 35 different fish families. They are
distinguished by their barbels, which are whisker-
like feelers that are usually situated on the top part
of their mouths (the upper mandible). Catfish live
both in fresh and salt waters.
2. TUNA
Tuna are large, saltwater fish species (consisting
of the Katsuwonus, Auxis, and Thunnus genera,
among others) that can swim up to 43 miles per
hour and weigh up to 2,000 pounds. Noted as a
highly popular commercial fish, the tuna can swim
great distances to feed and spawn.
3. SHARKS
Sharks are cartilaginous fish whose species can
inhabit both saltwater and freshwater (like the
Speartooth and Bull sharks) areas. Though many
of the over 500 shark species are harmless, some
are known to attack humans, such as the Tiger,
Lemon, Blue, Great White, and Mako sharks.
4. CARP
Carp are freshwater fish species that are bony fish
and have skin that is large-scaled in appearance.
The Common Carp (Cyprinus carpio) is a species
native to eastern European seas (like the Caspian
and Aral) and rivers, but was introduced to the
U.S. in the early 1830s and is now widespread
there.
5. SALMON
In the Pacific, there are seven known species of
Salmon. These include the Chinook, Pink,
Sockeye, Chum, Amago, Masu, and Coho. Of
these, five are found off the North American
coast, whereas two (the Amago and Masu) are
found off the coast of Asia. Salmon can travel as
much as 1000 miles to feed.