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Кому: Goblin, #5

Кому: Johnson, #4

> А что за рыба?

Это рыба кит.

Кому: Goblin, #11

Кому: stone master, #10

> Судя по пятнистой шкуре и характерным зебрам - это южная гигантская акула (она же китовая). Я прав?
>
> Прав.

а их жрут?

акул этих?

Кому: Goblin, #35

Кому: Ямадзакура, #17

> Нету в России (ну хотя бы в далёкой от моря средней полосе) культуры приготовления морепродуктов.

Говорят, в Исландии есть.

Говорят, там тухлых акул обожают!!!

Кому: Goblin, #45

Кому: lpa, #44

> До 18 метров. Поверьте специалисту.

Верую :)

Враги пишут:

The whale shark is not an efficient swimmer since the entire body is used for swimming, which is unusual for fish and contributes to an average speed of only around 5-kilometre-per-hour (3.1 mph). The largest specimen regarded as accurately recorded was caught on November 11, 1947, near the island of Baba, not far from Karachi, Pakistan. It was 12.65 metres (41.50 ft) long, weighed more than 21.5 tonnes (47,300 lb), and had a girth of 7 metres (23.0 ft).[5] Stories exist of vastly larger specimens — quoted lengths of 18 metres (59 ft) are not uncommon in the popular shark literature — but no scientific records exist to support their existence. In 1868 the Irish natural scientist E. Perceval Wright spent time in the Seychelles, during which he managed to obtain several small whale shark specimens, but claimed to have observed specimens in excess of 15 metres (49.2 ft), and tells of reports of specimens surpassing 21 metres (68.9 ft).