CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How many kilograms does the largest crucian carp weigh?

1. How many kilograms does the largest crucian carp weigh?

The biggest one is 6.5 catties, I have seen it in fishing magazines. The record I caught was 1.8 catties, which was a Japanese white crucian carp.

2. How heavy is the largest fish?

Is it considered a whale? The shark weighs about one ton.

3. How big is the largest fish in the world?

The largest fish in the world is the blue whale! The blue whale is the largest of the baleen whales. The longest one was a female whale caught in the Antarctic waters between 1904 and 1920. It was 33.58 meters long and weighed 170 tons.

The blue whale is the largest animal to have ever lived on Earth. The largest known creature from the age of dinosaurs was the Mesozoic Argentinosaurus, which was estimated to have weighed 90 tonnes (100 short tons). The weight of the largest blue whale is uncertain. Most data are taken from blue whales killed in Antarctic waters in the first half of the 20th century, by whalers who were not well versed in standard animal measurement methods. The longest whales on record are two females, measuring 33.6 m (110 ft 3 in) and 33.3 m (109 ft 3 in). However, the reliability of these measurements is controversial. The longest whale measured by scientists at the United States National Marine Mammal Laboratory (NMML) was 29.9 m (98 ft), about the same length as a Boeing 737 or three double-decker buses.

The blue whale's head is so large that 50 people can stand on its tongue. Its heart is as big as a small car. A baby can crawl through its arteries, and a newborn blue whale weighs more than an adult elephant. For the first seven months of its life, a baby whale drinks 400 liters (100 US gallons) of breast milk every day. The baby whale grows very fast, gaining 90 kg (200 pounds) every 24 hours.

4. How much does the largest carp weigh?

The carp weighed up to 113.5 kg.

Crucian carp, also known as carp in Chinese, is a strong brown fish in the family Carp. It is native to Asia and later introduced to Europe, North America and other regions. It is omnivorous. It has large scales and two whiskers on each side of the upper palate. It lives alone or in small groups in calm ponds, lakes and rivers with muddy bottoms covered with aquatic plants.

Carp is a bottom-dwelling omnivorous fish that eats both meat and vegetables. It has a wide range of food sources, a well-developed snout, and often digs mud to feed. Carp is also a low-level cold-blooded animal, whose body temperature changes with the water temperature. It does not need to consume energy to maintain a constant body temperature, so the total amount of food it needs to eat is not large. At the same time, carp, like most freshwater fish, is a stomachless fish, and has a short and thin intestine and a fast metabolism, so its feeding habits are to eat less and eat more frequently. The digestive function of carp is closely related to the water temperature, and its feeding is very seasonal.