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SuperfishOnline version University of Michigan Museum of Natural History Superfish Exhibit by lsa-ts-wads-comm 1 This noodly creature is called a SWAMP EEL. Swamp eels inhabit freshwater in places as far apart as South America, western Africa, and southeast Asia. Which superfish superpower helps swamp eels migrate between different streams, rivers, and lakes? a They are powerful swimmers, allowing them to build up speed and leap over the land separating rivers b Their ability to breathe air using the lining of their mouth and throat, allowing them to wriggle short distances over land c They lay their eggs on birds’ feet, who then take the eggs to new lakes and streams 2 This lumpy fish is called a GIANT GOURAMI. Giant gourami are attentive parents, but how do these superfish care for their eggs? a The female gourami creates a nest out of bubbles b The male gourami protects the eggs by holding them in his mouth c The male and female gourami build a nest out of vegetation together 3 This colorful superfish is known as a SNAKEHEAD. Despite their beautiful coloration, snakeheads are regarded as a pest in many parts of the world. In fact, it is illegal to have a live snakehead in many states. Why might this be? a They munch on underwater cables, causing power outages b They like to lay their eggs in pipes, clogging the supply for drinking water c They are invasive and highly predatory, disrupting local ecosystems

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University of Michigan Museum of Natural History Superfish Exhibit

by lsa-ts-wads-comm

This noodly creature is called a SWAMP EEL. Swamp eels inhabit freshwater in places as far apart as South America, western Africa, and southeast Asia. Which superfish superpower helps swamp eels migrate between different streams, rivers, and lakes?

They are powerful swimmers, allowing them to build up speed and leap over the land separating rivers

Their ability to breathe air using the lining of their mouth and throat, allowing them to wriggle short distances over land

They lay their eggs on birds’ feet, who then take the eggs to new lakes and streams

This lumpy fish is called a GIANT GOURAMI. Giant gourami are attentive parents, but how do these superfish care for their eggs?

The female gourami creates a nest out of bubbles

The male gourami protects the eggs by holding them in his mouth

The male and female gourami build a nest out of vegetation together

This colorful superfish is known as a SNAKEHEAD. Despite their beautiful coloration, snakeheads are regarded as a pest in many parts of the world. In fact, it is illegal to have a live snakehead in many states. Why might this be?

They munch on underwater cables, causing power outages

They like to lay their eggs in pipes, clogging the supply for drinking water

They are invasive and highly predatory, disrupting local ecosystems

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by lsa-ts-wads-comm

This noodly creature is called a SWAMP EEL. Swamp eels inhabit freshwater in places as far apart as South America, western Africa, and southeast Asia. Which superfish superpower helps swamp eels migrate between different streams, rivers, and lakes?

This lumpy fish is called a GIANT GOURAMI. Giant gourami are attentive parents, but how do these superfish care for their eggs?

This colorful superfish is known as a SNAKEHEAD. Despite their beautiful coloration, snakeheads are regarded as a pest in many parts of the world. In fact, it is illegal to have a live snakehead in many states. Why might this be?

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