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My man likes to fish for our dinner, He's happy with rod and a spinner, But grouper's rarely my mate's dish, I'm tired of frying baitfish -- Please pick him to be your prizewinner!
Florida Keys Swordfish Limerick Contest John Merwin 2008
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Personally I'd have a hard time sacking up to participate, but would love to watch the possibility of my best friend leaving a finger or two in the grouper's mouth.
Funny or Stupid: Feeding 300lb Fish By Hand Tim Romano 2008
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It's not just grouper, and frankly, it's a bit difficult to prove the main cause of the decline in grouper numbers -- fishing, or interference with the grouper's food supply?
See, it was so not my imagination that we've had too many hurricanes this year: mariness 2005
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The instant I saw the hook go into the grouper's mouth I struck.
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Working along the West Florida Shelf, Coleman and colleagues observed the red grouper's excavating activities during both its juvenile stage in inshore waters and its adult stage at depths of 300 feet.
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Working along the West Florida Shelf, Coleman and colleagues observed the red grouper's excavating activities during both its juvenile stage in inshore waters and its adult stage at depths of 300 feet.
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In fact, the red grouper's sandy architecture is a monument to the interconnectedness of species and the vital role such connections play in the structural and functional diversity of the ocean, suggests Felicia C. C.leman, director of Florida State University's C.astal and Marine Laboratory.
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In fact, the red grouper's sandy architecture is a monument to the interconnectedness of species and the vital role such connections play in the structural and functional diversity of the ocean, suggests Felicia C. C.leman, director of Florida State University's C.astal and Marine Laboratory.
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In fact, the red grouper's sandy architecture is a monument to the interconnectedness of species and the vital role such connections play in the structural and functional diversity of the ocean, suggests Felicia C. C.leman, director of Florida State University's C.astal and Marine Laboratory.
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Working along the West Florida Shelf, Coleman and colleagues observed the red grouper's excavating activities during both its juvenile stage in inshore waters and its adult stage at depths of 300 feet.
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