Imperiled and declining fish thread
- Thread starter Deadliestviper7
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Yeah they may have existed in Missouri and kansas at one point,listed as "possibly extirpated" now
Rainbow trout isn't going extinct is it?
I mean that and sardines are the ONLY fish I eat... And I catch rainbow trout when I go fishing
I mean that and sardines are the ONLY fish I eat... And I catch rainbow trout when I go fishing
Just noticed my Tuna can for lunch is from Thailand, wild caught, and 100% dolphn safe.
I think all fish were once fresh water, which left them scattered after the big flood of 3000 BC.
With species going extinct ever since.
But how could a German brown trout, from Europe hybridize with a Brook trout native to North American.
Which similarly has added a few cutthroat sub species to get "rainbowed out of existence" In parts of the Wyoming Rocky mountains.
I think all fish were once fresh water, which left them scattered after the big flood of 3000 BC.
With species going extinct ever since.
But how could a German brown trout, from Europe hybridize with a Brook trout native to North American.
Which similarly has added a few cutthroat sub species to get "rainbowed out of existence" In parts of the Wyoming Rocky mountains.
Hello; the more common thinking is fish were in the oceans and then moved into fresh water.
Hello; I get it. Dosent take much ink to print that on a label.
