Sentence examples for fish seal from inspiring English sources

The rest of the country is made up of smaller towns and isolated coastal settlements in which people still rely on traditional methods of hunting and fishing for fish, seal, and whale meat.

Now called Port au Choix, a Frenchification of the the name Portutxoa (little port) given it by Basque fishermen, it was rich in fish, seal and berries, providing all that these ancient people needed to lead a healthy life.

- Because foods contain very little vitamin D it is difficult to obtain enough vitamin D from dietary sources even when consuming foods fortified with vitamin D.,, The exception is indigenous populations including Inuits who consumed foods with high content of vitamin D such as oily fish, seal and whale blubber and polar bear liver.

If you don't want to wait for hours to thaw your fish, seal it inside a zip locked bag and submerge it in cold water.

Orcas have hunting tactics of similar sophistication for other prey, whether fish, seals or whales.

Pull the ends together over the fish, sealing gently and making sure to leave a little space around the fish.

Sprinkle it with the remaining olive oil and lemon slices and fold the foil over the fish, sealing it tightly.

Big fish, seals, cormorants, gulls, and terns congregate in the tides, plucking out herring and mackerel as they move.

"The fish is cooked pink and the hot garlic olive oil emulsion, poured at the very end over the fish, seals the flavours," Borjanovic explains.

The nutrient-rich seawater supports abundant planktonic life which in turn provides food for larger forms, including fish, seals, whales, and seabirds and shorebirds.

One population, characterized by relatively small individuals with a maximum length of 6.6 metres (21.7 feet) and significant tooth wear, preys on fish, seals, and other animals.