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    • Catfish are a diverse group of ray-finned fish. Named for their prominent barbels, which resemble a cat's whiskers, catfish range in size and behavior from the three largest species alive, the Mekong giant catfish from Southeast Asia, the wels catfish of Eurasia, and the piraíba of South America, to detritivores (species that eat dead material on the bottom), and even t… See more

    Taxonomy

    Molecular evidence suggests that in spite of the great morphological diversity in the order, all catfish form a
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    Ecology

    Extant catfish species live inland or in coastal waters of every continent except Antarctica. Catfish have inhabited all continents at one time or another. They are most diverse in tropical South America, Asia, and Africa, … See more

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    DomainEukaryota
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    PhylumChordata
    ClassActinopterygii
    Amazing Facts About the Whiskered Fish
    Amazing Facts About the Whiskered Fish
    Did you know that catfish do not have scales? They have different ways of protecting their skin, such as mucus, armor plates, or spines. Some can even breathe through their skin!
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    Physical characteristics

    Most catfish are bottom feeders. In general, they are negatively buoyant, which means that they usually sink rather than float due to a reduced gas bladder and a heavy, bony head. Catfish have a variety of body shapes, tho… See more

    Communication

    Catfish can produce different types of sounds and also have well-developed auditory reception used to discriminate between sounds with different pitches and velocities. They are also able to determine the distanc… See more

    Economic importance

    Catfish are easy to farm in warm climates, leading to inexpensive and safe food at local grocers. About 60% of U.S. farm-raised catfish are grown within a 65-mile (100-km) radius of Belzoni, Mississippi. Channel ca… See more

    Mythology

    In the mythology of the Japanese Shinto religion natural phenomenon are caused by kami. Earthquakes are caused by a giant catfish called Namazu. There are other kami associated with earthquakes. In Kyoto it's usually an … See more

    Dangers to humans

    While the vast majority of catfish are harmless to humans, a few species are known to present some risk. Many catfish species have "stings" (actually non-venomous in most cases) embedded behind thei… See more

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  2. Catfish anatomy includes the following features1234:
    • Covered in smooth, scaleless skin, which can range in color from gray to brown or yellow.
    • Sharp spines on dorsal and pectoral fins, carrying a venomous substance.
    • Elongated and compressed body with small eyes and an inferior mouth.
    • Eight sensory barbels (whiskers) around the mouth.
    • Deeply forked tail with rounded anal fin margin.
    • Dark gray or black dorsal coloring and cream ventral coloring.
    • Granulated head in adults, smooth head in young fish.
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    Their bodies are covered in smooth, scaleless skin, which can range in color from gray to brown or even yellow. Catfish also have sharp spines on their dorsal and pectoral fins, serving as a defense mechanism against predators. These spines carry a venomous substance that can cause painful injuries.

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    Catfish have no scales. All catfish, except members of Electric Catfish family, possess a strong, hollow, bony leading ray on their dorsal and pectoral fins, through which a stinging protein can be delivered if the fish is irritated.

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    The body is elongated and compressed posteriorly. Eyes are small and the mouth is inferior. They have eight sensory barbels, or “whiskers”, around the mouth. Four whiskers are on the chin, two on the snout, and one on both corners of the mouth. The tail is deeply forked with the anal fin margin rounded.

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    They posses nasal and max­i­al­lary bar­bels and some­what small­ish eyes. Their col­or­ing is dark grey or black dor­sally and cream col­ored ven­trally. Adults posses a dark lon­gi­tu­di­nal lines on ei­ther side of the head; how­ever, this is ab­sent in young fish. Adult's heads are coursely gran­u­lated, while the head is smooth in the young.

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    What are the physical features of a catfish?
    Catfish are easily recognizable due to their distinct physical features. Their bodies are covered in smooth, scaleless skin, which can range in color from gray to brown or even yellow. Catfish also have sharp spines on their dorsal and pectoral fins, serving as a defense mechanism against predators.

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    What is the humeral process of a catfish?
    anatomyIn many catfish, the humeral process is a bony process extending backward from the pectoral girdle immediately above the base of the pect ral fin. It lies beneath the skin where its outline may be determined by dissecting the skin or probing with a ne dle.The retina of catfish are composed of single cones and la

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    Does a catfish have a spine?
    Many catfishes possess spines in front of the dorsal and pectoral fins. These spines may be associated with venom glands and can cause painful injuries to the unsuspecting. All catfishes are either naked or armoured with bony plates; none has scales. goonch Goonch (Bagarius bagarius).

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    How do catfish develop?
    Like all fish, catfish go through various stages of development. It all begins with the spawning process, during which female catfish lay thousands of eggs. These eggs hatch into larvae, which gradually transform into juvenile catfish. As they continue to grow, they reach adulthood, ready to carry on the cycle of life.

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    What is the branchial apparatus of a catfish?
    the branchial apparatus is classical. In air- breathing catfish, the total respiratory gills area Clarias species than in Dinopterus species (Graham, 1997). respiration (discussion in Graham, 1997: 113) in clariids. the species usually dwell. figured by Taverne and Aloulou-Triki (1974) in which they form a perfect filter.

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    What is an example of a catfish?
    Notable examples of the latter are the many North American food and sport fishes of the family Ictaluridae, among them the blue catfish (Ictalurus furcatus), with a maximum length and weight of 1.5 metres and 68 kilograms, and the channel catfish (I. punctatus), growing to about 1 metre and 12 kilograms.

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        WEBJul 26, 2010 · General Articles About Basic Catfish Anatomy. Article © Julian Dignall, uploaded July 26, 2010. Hover over a link below to display the part of the fish that a term refers to. Dorsal Fin. Caudal Fin.

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