Sentence examples for fish can pass from inspiring English sources

Does the electric field have weak spots where fish can pass?

The annual quota is 120 tonnes and net meshes have to be at least 54cm wide so small fish can pass through.

The Sahong Channel passes beside the Khone waterfalls, and experts say it is the only channel in that turbulent part of the river where fish can pass through year-round.

In contrast, there was a signal of downstream gene flow into LIL from MOS. Gene flow in this direction is certainly a realistic possibility, as fish can pass the dams downstream by simply being flushed with the current.

One's an itch fish". Hours can pass before anyone catches a gentle touch nerve, but this elusive fibre has helped to teach scientists why humans need touch.

Importers of swordfish, tuna or mahi mahi, the largest of which are likely to have unacceptable levels of mercury, will switch to smaller fish that can pass the mercury test, the report said.

The pattern of size-selectivity may have large consequences for fishing-induced evolution, because the fish that survive and can pass on their genes to the next generation differ between gear types.

In 2000, about 39 million people were infected with trematodes (flukes) that naturally parasitize fish and crustaceans, but can pass to humans who eat raw or lightly cooked seafood.

At Paws Up, a ranch resort with horseback riding, mountain biking and fly-fishing, among other activities, campers can pass up the cabins and stay in Tent City or in one of the newly built tents at River Camp on the Blackfoot River, complete with king-sized beds and art on the walls, a personal butler and private master bath (though it is a short walk away).

Scientists are seeing that the seals are actually quite picky about what they eat and can pass up to 300 fish before they have a bite.

Some species of sea cucumber – another starfish relative – are even cheekier and can pass on their glowing body parts to passing fish.