thefisheriesblog.com
Description: The Fisheries Blog. The Fisheries Blog: Your weekly spot for fun and engaging articles written by fish scientists from around the globe..
  • Google PR 4
    Trustworthiness Unknown
  • Avg. Daily Visitors 505
    Child Safety Unknown
  • Avg. Daily Pageviews 505
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Location: United States
Registrant: Registration Private (Domains By Proxy, LLC)
Hosted by: Automattic, Inc
Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC
Subnetworks: 192.0.78.24, 192.0.78.25

Alexa's Traffic Estimates & Trends

Traffic Rank: 505 888
Month Average Daily Reach: 0.000028 + 9.4%
Month Average Daily Pageviews: 0.000001 + 47.2%
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  • Twitter mentions: 9
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  • LinkedIn mentions: 1
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Finding Nemo lied to your kids, and they will do it again in the sequel: Finding Dory! – The Fisheries Blog By Patrick Cooney The Disney film, Finding Nemo, lied to your kids!  Disney would simply argue that they altered reality to create a more entertaining storyline, but read below for the true story, and...
Do fish sleep? | The Fisheries Blog Most fish do sleep. While most fish don’t have eyelids, they do have a regular period of reduced activity and metabolism.
The Fisheries Blog – The Fisheries Blog: Your weekly spot for fun and engaging articles written by fish scientists from around the The Fisheries Blog: Your weekly spot for fun and engaging articles written by fish scientists from around the globe.

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