Sentence examples for fish up to from inspiring English sources

Certain smaller baleen whales, such as the minke whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata), also pursue individual fish up to 1 metre long.

Juvenile sharks — fish up to 300 pounds — frequent the inner coastal waters during the summer, feeding on yellowtail jacks, bonitos and other forage fish.

Then, holding a piece of fish up to a scarcely noticeable hole in the reef, he lured out Franklin, a moray eel.

GAZA CITY — Khader Bakr, a 19-year-old fisherman, was thrilled to hear that he could now fish up to six nautical miles from the coast, up from the three-mile limit Israel had had in place since 2009.

The highly predacious pikes of the esocid genus Esox completely lack pyloric ceca, whereas the algae-eating ayu (Plecoglossus altivelis, family Osmeridae) probably has more numerous ceca than any other fish, up to 400 or more.

JERUSALEM — Israel said Tuesday that it would permit Palestinians to fish up to six nautical miles off the Gaza coast, canceling the limit of three nautical miles that was imposed after Gaza militants fired rockets into Israel in March.

The atheriniform silversides, flying fishes, needlefishes, and halfbeaks tend to be slender, elongate fishes, up to 0.3 to 0.9 metre (two to three feet) in length.

They are slender fishes up to 37.5 cm (15 inches) long and have pointed snouts; the mouth, preceded by a whiskerlike barbel, is underneath.

The Oslo peace accords signed by Israeli and Palestinian negotiators in September 1993 called for allowing fishing up to 20 nautical miles from shore, but experts say that never came to fruition.

Resource availability did only matter at fish densities up to 10 fish m−3 and became completely irrelevant for zooplankton at higher fish densities.

The agreement now allows EU vessels to catch shrimp, tuna, demersal fish and pelagic fish totalling up to about 280,000 tonnes each year.