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What are hake fish?
No, the other way around. Hake is a salt-water - and coastal - fish. Haddock is also salt-water = but more oceanic. They are related, but different. Haddock is sometimes known as 'offshore hake'.
What do hake eat?
Hake is a bony white fish, similar to cod or haddock. It is a generally small fish that feeds on plants in the water.
What eats hake?
Hake is a bony white fish, similar to cod or haddock. It is a generally small fish that feeds on plants in the water.
What are the names of three salt water fish?
Cod, ling and hake.
Does hake have gills?
Yes, hake, like most fish, have gills that they use to extract oxygen from the water. These gills are essential for their respiration underwater.
Does hake have scales and fins?
Hake is a type of fish that does have scales and fins. Scales are thin, bony plates that cover the skin of the fish, providing protection and reducing water resistance. Fins are the wing-like structures that help fish navigate and maintain balance in the water. Both scales and fins are characteristic features of most fish species, including hake.
When did Harry Hake die?
Harry Hake died in 1955.
When was Harry Hake born?
Harry Hake was born in 1871.
When was Hake Talbot born?
Hake Talbot was born in 1900.
When did Hake Talbot die?
Hake Talbot died in 1986.
When did Herbert Hake die?
Herbert Hake died in 1975.
When was Herbert Hake born?
Herbert Hake was born in 1894.
