OK BIOL 1404 and Tropical Marine Biology students, can you identify these?
Octopus
Squid
Tiny Squid
Baskets full of dried fish.
Jelly Fish Chips
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Dried Seafood
Not surprisingly, fishing is an important source of income for people living in Lumut and Pankor Island. Many of the shops along the waterfront in Lumut and on Pangkor Island sell dried seafood (I will let you imagine the smell). In addition, to dried seafood, they also like to make "chips" by grinding up fish and other seafood into a paste and then frying it. Fortunately for me, are you catching the sarcasm here, many of the shop keepers encouraged me to try free samples of their squid chips! I'll stick to Doritos.
OK BIOL 1404 and Tropical Marine Biology students, can you identify these?
Octopus
Squid
Tiny Squid
Baskets full of dried fish.
Jelly Fish Chips
OK BIOL 1404 and Tropical Marine Biology students, can you identify these?
Octopus
Squid
Tiny Squid
Baskets full of dried fish.
Jelly Fish Chips
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