We seined for fish in the Cuyahoga River last week during a Vertebrate Zoology field trip. Although out catch wasn’t a speciose or large as previous trips, it was good to be in the flowing, cool water.
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We seined for fish in the Cuyahoga River last week during a Vertebrate Zoology field trip. Although out catch wasn’t a speciose or large as previous trips, it was good to be in the flowing, cool water.
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I miss doing stuff like this!
Do you miss memorizing the scientific names of 60 Ohio fish too?
YES!