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snakeheads differ greatly in size;
dwarf snakeheads, such as
Channa orientalis, do not surp**** 25 cm (10 in) in length. Most
other snakeheads reach...
- Look up
snakehead or
snakeheads in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Snakehead may
refer to:
Snakehead (band), (also
known as K-Much) a
South Korean boy...
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features a gang of
nasty snakeheads as the villains. The
Oregon Files novels Dark
Watch and
Flood Tide by
Clive Cussler features snakeheads as
minor villains...
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experimented with
aquaculture of
snakeheads during the mid 20th
century in both
Europe and
Central Asia. In the
United States,
snakeheads were only
cultured in Arkansas...
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species diversity and
resolving perpetuated taxonomic confusions. PLoS ONE, 12 (9): e0184017.
Comprehensive information on
snakeheads at
snakeheads.org...
- striata, the
striped snakehead, is a
species of
snakehead fish. It is also
known as the
common snakehead,
chevron snakehead, or
snakehead murrel and generally...
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wetlands above it disappear. Some
other snakeheads that
inhabit the same
general region as the
barca snakehead have also been
reported to "hibernate" during...
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identifies the
creatures as
unusually large snakeheads. She
theorizes that
something in the lake is
causing the
snakeheads to grow in size.
After more
deaths occur...
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Retrieved 18
April 2006.
Wikispecies has
information related to
Small snakehead.
snakeheads.org the
comprehensive website for all
aspects of
snakeheads v t e...
- body.
Juveniles sold in the
aquarium fish
trade are
commonly called "red
snakeheads". They can get up to 1.5 m (4.9 ft) long and a
weigh 20 kg (44 lb). The...
