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EELS Eels are fish. Like all other fishes, they have backbones, live in water, and
breathe through gills. They are cold-blooded — that is, their body temperature
varies with the surrounding temperature. Most kinds of eels live in the sea.
EELS Eels are fish. Like all other fishes, they have backbones, live in water, and
breathe through gills. They are cold-blooded — that is, their body temperature
varies with the surrounding temperature. Most kinds of eels live in the sea.
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To the caribou, the stones looked like people in the distance. The caribou would
turn away from the lines of stones and be caught. For some groups, fishing was
nearly as important as hunting. Fish were netted in deep muddy waters or
through ...
To the caribou, the stones looked like people in the distance. The caribou would
turn away from the lines of stones and be caught. For some groups, fishing was
nearly as important as hunting. Fish were netted in deep muddy waters or
through ...
Side 324
The fish market along the waterfront In Bergen, on the west coast of Norway.
some changes. In Poland, for example, some of the land is now privately owned.
In nearly every European country there are fewer farmers each year. Fishing The
...
The fish market along the waterfront In Bergen, on the west coast of Norway.
some changes. In Poland, for example, some of the land is now privately owned.
In nearly every European country there are fewer farmers each year. Fishing The
...
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