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Bass have a relatively short life - Vimarsana News

Bass have a relatively short life

He earth is billions of years old and even our favorite lake, Clear Lake, is more than two million years old. In comparison, humans and other animals live only a short time. It is surprising how short a time animals are on the earth.

Life in the wild is a major undertaking - Vimarsana News

Life in the wild is a major undertaking

Life in the wild is very hard. Just finding enough food is a major task and dodging predators occurs every day. The planet is billions of years old, yet most creatures including man are only alive a very short time. Humans live a good deal longer than most creatures, but even a 100 years is just a drop in the bucket compared to how long earth has been around.

12 Fish You Should Never Eat (and What to Eat Instead) - Vimarsana News

12 Fish You Should Never Eat (and What to Eat Instead)

Sometimes the easiest way to decipher seafood guidelines is in knowing what NOT to eat.

Source: aol.com
IDNR changes Asian Carp's name to Copi to encourage harvesting and consumption to block their expansion to the Great Lakes - Vimarsana News

IDNR changes Asian Carp's name to Copi to encourage harvesting and consumption to block their expansion to the Great Lakes

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources unveiled a new name and re-branding campaign for the Asian Carp to clear up public misconceptions about the invasive species. There are four different types of carp that are considered invasive in the United States: bighead, black, grass and silver carp.

Source: wsiu.org
Illinois gives the invasive Asian Carp a makeover - Vimarsana News

Illinois gives the invasive Asian Carp a makeover

Illinois has given the invasive Asian Carp a new name: Copi. The campaign is designed to clear public misconceptions about the fish and encourage more consumption.

Source: wsiu.org