FISH ID QUIZ
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Ok, here it goes: e-mail results to me before our weigh-in on Thursday evening.If you are proud of your results, post your score below in the comments. If I did well, I would be pruod to share... if I didn't, ehhh... I wouldn't.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Westfall on -
I got 86 correct. I think I learned quite a bit since the last time, when I got, like...seven out of forty. I'm pretty confident I'll recognize most of the fish that I'm supposed to while I'm at the reef. I'm so pumped WE LEAVE IN A FEW DAYS.
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Permalink Reply by Sean Nash on -
yeah.... huge improvement. bold move admitting the previous online.
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Highest reported to me thus far: 93 by Nick. Think he's fibbing?
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Permalink Reply by Chris Puett on -
I only missed 10! :) I had trouble with most of the juveniles throughout especially the dreaded bluehead wrasse. Tricky tricky. I was hoping we would take this test in class, but we ran out of time. I also struggled finding out which ones i didnt know. Like on number 89, i think its a juvenile harlequin bass, not sure though and i dont have a clue what number 97 is.
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Permalink Reply by Justin Wheeler on -
I go 89 right on this quiz. I'm a little rusty it feels like :( but I am remembering them more and more....
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Permalink Reply by Haley Mann on -
Hey Nash, very sorry it's a little late, but i believe i got 89 right on the fish quiz as well. missed 1, 25,26,29,45,55,56,58,89,90,97...
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