CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Are platypuses viviparous?

1. Does the platy fish give birth to live young?

It is oviparous, not viviparous. It is not a mammal. The Chinese sturgeon is a duck-billed fish that can lay 150,000 eggs in one litter. The following is a detailed introduction to duck-billed fish.

The Chinese sturgeon, scientifically known as the Chinese spoonbill, is native to lakes and bay coastal areas in central and northern America. It is named for its mouth that looks like a long spoon handle. It is a "brother" of the same family as the Chinese sturgeon. Looking at its appearance, the fish mouth is flat and resembles a duck's mouth, but it is several times longer than a duck's mouth. The long and flat mouth accounts for more than half of the body of more than 50 centimeters. The fish body is smooth, dark gray, and has no scales. The taste is very tender and delicious, and there are few bones and a lot of meat. It is almost like a keel directly connected to the duck's mouth. In addition, I don't know if diners who have eaten the duckbill have noticed that the bones of the duckbill are transparent and very brittle, and can be bitten and eaten. The precious quality of the duckbill fish, coupled with the chef's exquisite cooking skills, whether it is boiled, braised or steamed, not only the fish meat is tender and the fish bones are soft and crisp, but also sweet and juicy, which really gives you a delicious experience of eating fish without spitting out bones. Because of its unique and delicious taste and rare quantity, many diners want to try it, which has started a fish-eating craze. However, there are many parasites on the skin of mullet, so diners should be careful if they want to eat it.

2. I recently ate spicy fish and found that the fish head looked like a worm. Is it a parasite?

It depends on the type of fish. Generally, marine fish have very few parasites, while freshwater fish have too many parasites. It is recommended that you eat less or no parasites.

3. Who should not eat duck-billed fish?

There are many parasites on the skin of duckbill fish, so diners should be careful if they want to eat it.

4. Duck-billed fish My duck-billed fish. Why are its fins falling apart? They seem to be rotting.

Possibly malnutrition

5. There are many parasites on fish. What are they? Can we eat them?

It could be liver fluke. Clonorchis sinensis, also known as liver fluke, is one of the parasites with the highest infection rate in my country. The larvae of liver fluke live in freshwater snails and freshwater fish and shrimp. The commonly eaten black carp, grass carp, silver carp, bighead carp, carp, and crucian carp can carry it. After being eaten, its larvae hatch in the intestines and crawl into the bile duct, where they make their home. Therefore, people often say that "freshwater aquatic products cannot be eaten raw." You can eat it, but not raw, and it must be cooked.