Sentence examples for human fish from inspiring English sources

Ford became known as the human fish, an unofficial title he took over from Weissmuller.

The flyboard is a high-octane contraption that blasts its users out of the water like a joyful human fish.

The exposure of fish to toxic organic compounds has potential impact on human, fish, and ecosystem health.

Determination can clearly still get you a long way, even in a world of fast body-suits and long-limbed human fish.

In southern Europe or in Mexico, a bottle, flask, or candlestick might take human, fish, or other forms; a Moravian beehive, for example, might be a sculptured head.

In June, I traveled the length of the country by bus and train — through cities, along shorelines, up mountains — and found more surprises: fairy-tale castles, top-notch designers, wines made by monks, wild wedding parties, giant escargot performing Shakespeare (more on this later), a fruit-bearing plant that appears in the Guinness World Records (ditto), and human fish (best left for the end).

But when populations of predators like tuna and shark shrink because of human fishing, small prey are more adventurous, according to a coming study in The American Naturalist.

In the larger scheme of things, of course, neither the sea lions nor their human fishing counterparts are the crucial impediments to having healthy salmon stocks.

Hunting and bycatch in human fishing activities have contributed to the major decline of this species from the millions to just over a thousand individuals today, though the population is currently on the rebound.

The evolution of smaller body sizes in fish as the result of human fishing practices: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/conover_01.edu/evolibrary/article/conover_01

Human fishing practices threaten E. imbricata populations with extinction.