What is a sun fisherman?

There are two unrelated species of sunflowers: salt water sunflower and freshwater sun. Sailing water or ocean solar engraving is also called the Common Mola and ranks among the most difficult bone fish in the ocean with an average weight of £ 2,200 (997.9 kg). The freshwater solar cases are divided into dozens of species such as Bluegill, Pumpkin and Rock Bass. Freshwater species usually weigh less than one pound (0.45 kg), although the records were determined in fishermen who have seen fish weighing more than two pounds (0.91 kg).

The common pier is originally for a mild and tropical sea of ​​salt water and oceans. It has a flattened shape and has a habit of floating near the top of the water so that the birds can remove parasites from the body. In addition, it has four teeth that are connected together to create a beak. In addition to her flattened oval shape, the pier has the ability to change colors. For example, the skin is usually gray or white, but can become a lighter or darker in color when it is under the attack. In addition, they are considered non -aggressiveí í to people. The greatest danger they are is to damage ships due to their hefty weight. In addition, in many Asian countries, meat of this salt water is considered a delicacy, but care must be used to ensure that the meat does not contain toxins that are poisonous if they are consumed.

Sweevelet solar cases contain dozens of fish species. All species come from North America, although some species have been introduced elsewhere in the world. These small fish are popular among fishermen for sports fishing. Depending on the species, they may have hints of blue, green and orange, but the primary color of the body is usually brown or gray.

Many freshwater sunlight eat insects, intestines and crustaceans. It is known that many species are known to eat eggs. Usually Largemouth bass, Walley, Muskies and other larger fish are eaten.

because freshwater sun fisherman like jE Bluegill, inhabited so many lakes in North America, scientists began to explore and drive fish. For example, Bluegill is quite fertile. Due to the abundance of Bluegills in the lakes, there was a covering. This means that fish are smaller than once and change the size of the species. Scientists hope that predators eventually consume smaller fish, allowing the species to return to the original size.