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Their are nine spiecies of abalone. Their's black abalone, flat abalone, green abalone, pink abalone, pinto abalone, red abalone, threaded abalone, western abelone, and white abalone.

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Abalone is Abalone in English too.

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An abalone steak is a steak made out of the California Red Abalone. The California Red Abalone is a species of very large edible sea snail.

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An abalone is aboutg 25 in long.

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no only in california in the US

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Abalone Alliance ended in 1985.

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Abalone Alliance was created in 1977.

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Red abalone was created in 1822.

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There is no standard collective noun for 'abalone'. However, collective nouns are an informal part of language, any noun that suits the context can function as a collective noun; for example, an abundance of abalone, an absence of abalone, a plate of abalone, etc.

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pāua is the maori word for abalone.

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Abalone is a noun. It names a type of shellfish.

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Blood-spotted abalone was created in 1808.

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I love to keep the shells of abalone after I eat them with my favorite sauce.

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Abalone live for a maximum of 15 years. for more information about abalone.... http://oceanlink.island.net/Conservation/abalone/BHCAP/development.html

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Yes, there are imitation abalone products made from various materials such as dyed shells or plastics that mimic the appearance of real abalone. These imitation products are often used as a more affordable alternative to real abalone in jewelry or decorative items.

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Marine mammals such as sea otters are some of the animals that eat abalone. I've never had it personally, but I know we humans are also abalone eaters.

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Abalone Jewelry can be bought from any respectable and known jeweler who carries these types of abalone products. They are made from the finest materials and line ups.

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The red abalone can be 8 to 12 inches (31 cm) in size.

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They are of high monetary value and have been overfished.

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Abalone are not considered scavengers. They are herbivorous marine snails that feed on algae and seaweed.

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Illegal activities related to abalone include poaching, harvesting without a permit, exceeding catch and size limits, and trading in abalone products without proper documentation. Overfishing and illegal harvesting have significantly depleted abalone populations in many regions, leading to stricter regulations and protections to conserve these valuable marine species.

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Abalone are normally found on rocks near food sources (kelp). Abalone farms along with sport harvesting are done in several locations all over the world.

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in the shops

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no they do not

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An Black Abalone lives in the rocky shores. An Black Abalone does not live in bays

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Abalone Wars - 2013 was released on:

USA: 21 January 2013

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The Abalone Industry - 1917 was released on:

USA: 3 June 1917

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Abalone Industry - 1913 was released on:

USA: 6 October 1913

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No, abalone are not hemophiliac. Hemophilia is a specific blood disorder that affects the body's ability to clot blood. Abalone do not have blood clotting disorders.

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It is advisable to keep abalone in the freezer for between five and seven days. However, abalone should first be cleaned and the inedible portions like the shell and the lobster's head removed.

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The holes in abalone are used for breathing. Abalone have a single, large hole on the side of their shell called a respiratory pore that allows water to flow over their gills for oxygen exchange.

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The cast of Abalone Odyssey - 2003 includes: Hal Wake as Narrator

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An abalone is a type of mollusk.

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Yes They Can

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