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==Overview==
==About==
Mukrel are a schooling saltwater fish found in the [[Merelian]] and [[Torcastan]] Seas. They are a popular catch amongst coastal fishermen, being fairly light and tasty. The average mukrel weighs about 5 kg, and is about 50-70 cm in length, with a smooth body and longer tail. The fish is known to eat seaweeds and kelp, off the coast, and is often found near the edges of such beds.
:Mukrel are a schooling saltwater fish found in the [[Merelian]] and [[Torcastan]] Seas. They are a popular catch amongst coastal fishermen, being fairly light and tasty. The average mukrel weighs about 5 kg, and is about 50-70 cm in length, with a smooth body and longer tail. The fish is known to eat seaweeds and kelp, off the coast, and is often found near the edges of such beds.
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==Stories==
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==See Also==
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Revision as of 21:49, 5 February 2020

About

Mukrel are a schooling saltwater fish found in the Merelian and Torcastan Seas. They are a popular catch amongst coastal fishermen, being fairly light and tasty. The average mukrel weighs about 5 kg, and is about 50-70 cm in length, with a smooth body and longer tail. The fish is known to eat seaweeds and kelp, off the coast, and is often found near the edges of such beds.
Common Names
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Description

Classification
fish
Size
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Appearance
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Sexual dimorphism
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Variance
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Ecology

Habitat
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Diet
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Behaviour

Social grouping
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Temperament
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Intelligence
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Reproduction
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Sub-Species

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Domestication

General
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Resources
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Stories

See Also

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