Sentence examples for blubber fish from inspiring English sources

From squid monsters to blubber fish, horse-carrying girls to war horses, tarantulas, space walkers, iron men and pig farms.

Unknown-3 compounds have previously been identified in Atlantic dolphin blubber, fish oil supplements, passive samplers deployed along the Great Barrier Reef, and a Mediterranean sponge.

Two weeks after childbirth, each mother was interviewed by use of a questionnaire on the frequency of meals and portion sizes that included traditional foods, such as pilot whale meat, pilot whale blubber, fish, fulmars, and other seabirds.

Culturally, traditional Eskimo life was totally adapted to an extremely cold, snow- and icebound environment in which vegetable foods were almost nonexistent, trees were scarce, and caribou, seal, walrus, and whale meat, whale blubber, and fish were the major food sources.

This group had a high level of endogenous estrogens due to pregnancy, and, at the same time, a complex, mixed dietary exposure to xenoestrogens, including PCBs and other persistent halogenated pollutants that mainly originate from pilot whale blubber and fish [ 7, 8].

Sea lions accumulate high concentrations of PCBs and DDTs in their blubber from eating contaminated fish; mothers also pass the compounds to babies.

Fatty fish and blubber of mammals may contain high concentrations of organohalogen substances (OHSs).

Consumption of fish, whale blubber, and dairy products by pregnant women was the main source of prenatal PCB exposure as reflected by maternal serum concentrations that ranged from 23 to 450 ng/g of fat.

1928: The Inuit diet: All the caribou, raw fish and whale blubber you can eat.

"It could smell oily, and nobody wants that kind of blubber," said Hideki Takamune, an official at Central Fishes, a large fish wholesaler.

Consumers buying processed blubber in Tokyo's famous Tsukiji fish market currently pay 800 to 1000 yen for 100 grams, or up to $8 for less than a quarter pound.