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waters of the Atlantic, Pacific, and
Indian Oceans.
These fish are
named because of
their barrel-shaped,
tubular eyes,
which are
generally directed upwards...
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stored in
wooden casks include gunpowder, meat,
fish, paint, honey, nails, and tallow.
Modern wooden barrels for wine-making are made of
French common oak...
- A
barrel is one of
several units of
volume applied in
various contexts;
there are dry
barrels,
fluid barrels (such as the U.K. beer
barrel and U.S. beer...
- rosefish,
barrel fish, triggerfish, and gray tilefish. As the
winner of the
Quickfire Challenge,
Casey was able to work
alone and
choose the
fish for her...
- not to see him
remove the
barrel to
fish for change)
offers to pay for the man's meal. However, the use of a
barrel as
clothing for
comedic effect (rather...
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common accessories when
targeting larger fish. The
basic components of a
speargun are a spear, a
stock or
barrel, and a
handle or grip
containing a trigger...
- times, the
fish are
initially marinated in a
strong brine solution that
draws out the blood, then
fermented in a
weaker brine in
barrels prior to canning...
- in the
barrel,
creating a
possible fish p****age barrier.
Critical culvert parameters in
terms of
fish p****age are the
dimensions of the
barrel, particularly...
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Asian fish sauce is
often made from anchovies, salt, and water, and is
intensely flavoured.
Anchovies and salt are
arranged in
wooden barrels to ferment...