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The document provides facts about various fish species, including the puppy drum, oscar fish, hogfish, bayonefish, gray northern pickerel, eel, mangrove snapper, swordfish, walleye, and American shad. Details provided include where they live, physical characteristics like size, coloration, and features, as well as behaviors and feeding habits. Images are included from various websites to accompany the fish facts.
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