4-H Facts
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Who is Ashley Hall?
Anything stinky and smelly like chicken legs and fish parts.
What is crab?
This fish can swim 70mph and has a HUGE dorsal fin
What is a sailfish?
Some might consider this 80 million year old shark to be girly
What is a frilled shark?
These sea-bottom dwellers can grow quite large
What is a halibut?
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What is Chevy Chase, Maryland?
Squid and herring.
What is salmon?
This shark can travel 45mph
What is a mako shark?
This fish sucks! And is 360 million years old
What is a lamprey?
These fish come back to where they were born.
What is salmon?
The 4 H's
What are head, heart, hands and health?
Flies, power bait, worms or salmon eggs.
What are trout?
This fish can swim 39mph and has a weapon for a nose
What is a swordfish?
This 100 million year old freshwater fish shares part of its name with a reptile
What is an alligator gar?
This reddish brown giant will get you dirty if you scare it.
What is a Giant Pacific Octopus?
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What is "I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands for larger service and my health for better living--for my club, my community, my country and my world."
Salmon heads and octopus.
What is halibut?
This shark has a very long tail fin and can swim 30mph
What is a thresher shark?
This large fish can be found in the Puget Sound and dates back 245 million years
What is a sturgeon?
You can almost always find these swimming mammals near the San Juan Islands.
What are orca whales?
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What is "To make the best better"
Flour, corn meal, cat food or chicken feed.
What are shrimp?
This flesh eating fish can swim at 36mph
What is a barracuda?
This 450 million year old crustacean doesn't have any hooves!
What is a horseshoe crab?
These are big and ugly and make good fish and chips.
What is a lingcod?