How native speakers pronounce “fish”

to keep track of the locations of important things -- where the well is, where fish can be found, that stand of fruit trees,

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for wild rivers and pathways in the sea for manatees, turtles, fish and whales. Today, there are 169 Hope Spots

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We've seen massive die offs. That's why a lot of the fish are at risk. 40 to 60 percent of all the fish species face an extremely high risk,

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That's why a lot of the fish are at risk. 40 to 60 percent of all the fish species face an extremely high risk, as the rivers and estuaries,

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so they can base their decisions on science. Fish is the main source of protein for Indigenous people in the Amazon. They are exposed to very high levels of mercury

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They are exposed to very high levels of mercury through consuming contaminated fish. They have one of the highest levels reported right now.

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So one thing that we do with them, we explain to them that they have to choose safer fish. Sometimes it's very difficult

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For this hundred-year-old fisherman it was continuing to catch fish for his family three times a week. And this is a question. The National Institute on Aging

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AI has to run on computers that fit on the body of the robot. For example, our soft robot fish. Today's AI uses server farms that do not fit.

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You can't climb the trees. You can't fish the fish. You can't make a campfire out in the middle of nowhere.

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They were brought into captivity, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service has successfully been breeding and releasing these individuals back into the wild for the last 30 years.

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They provide a rich biodiversity for reef-dwelling fish and all ocean life. And yet, sadly,

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of any intervention causing a local extinction. That was a native freshwater fish from a small spring in Alabama. Ninety-nine percent of these interventions have succeeded

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Maybe an eagle suddenly flies over your head, a fish nips at your toes, or a sparrow approaches your bench with a tilted head

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And we have totally forgotten foods like huge varieties of tubers, tree saps, fish, shellfish, oil seeds,

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People are chatting. Laborers are pushing cartloads of rice. Seafood traders are rushing across to the fish market. Now Edo wasn’t just remarkable for being a huge city of over a million people,

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