It is the business of catching, taking, handling, harvesting, marketing, and preserving fish or aquatic products

What are the branches of fishery

Raising aquatic products under a controlled or semi-controlled environment

This deals with the scientific method of catching any aquatic animal using any kind of fishing methods, often operated from a vessel

Method of extending the shelf life of fish and other fishery products by applying principles at chemistry, engineering and other branches of science

These fishes have fins and scales

These fishes have outer shells

It is a bony, structure covering and protecting the gills

It is the part of the fish that covers the body

These are appendages used by the fish to maintain its position, move, steer, stop.

This is what the fish use for seeing

Besides being the only channel where foods are entered,its inner part contains the taste sensory.

It is the engine to thrust the fish forward and caudal fin is the propeller that releases that thrust.

This is one of the vital partsof the organ that helps the fishes to locate their foods especially those that hunt in milky water or during the dark.

These allow the fish to stabilize, rotate, and act like a water braking system to halt or slow down their speed during swimming.

These allow the fish to stabilize itself and act like a water braking system.

It keeps the fish upright during swimming and also acts like a subrudder to help the fish to steer during high speed swim.

It is also known as spinous fin.

It is made up of several hard spines which are used as a defensive weapon against predators.

It is one of the vital organs that help the fishes to detect movement in order to evade predators or locate their preys.

Control center of the fish, all sensory information is processed here

Framework of the fish

Connects the brain to the rest of the body and relays sensory information to the brain

Important role in digestion for the fish

It is a gas filled organ used primarily to maintain neutral buoyancy

Filters out liquid waste in the blood and channels them out of the body

It breaks down food and absorbs nutrients

Resembles thin fingers emanating from the stomach and intestine junction

Breaks down fats with enzymes, store fats, and carbohydrates

Circulates blood throughout the body

Provides movement or locomotion

Hormone-secreting glad of the fish