The company's latest design (right) has two aft fins instead of three and larger leeward fins.
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"We don't need shark fins for ourselves, but sharks need their fins," said Chan, now a vegan.
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When a fisherman fins a shark by slicing the fins off of its body, the shark is often still alive.
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The headphones also have rubber fins to keep them in place that are a bit more comfortable than other, harder plastic fins.
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A gene involved in development of pelvic fins in other fish and legs in humans was absent in seahorses, and they lack these fins.
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The Bettertimes Tritan Floating Swim Fins are great for a variety of training sessions with their long-blade fins and a closed-ankle design for support.
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The researchers also discovered that ocellate stingrays lift their disk-like fins to suck prey underneath their body, allowing them to capture their prey with their pectoral fins.
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Inside the tip of Elpistostege's front fins - called pectoral fins - were tiny bones called radial bones arranged in a series of rows like digits - the precursor to fingers.
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While it's not illegal to sell shark fins in the US, the shipment contained species protected in the US.Activists have lobbied Congress to ban the sale of shark fins nationwide.
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To harvest fins, workers usually cut the fins off the sharks and release them back to the ocean, where they're certain to die, a process Oceana said is unnecessarily cruel.
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On Sunday, Elon Musk said that the rocket has also been equipped with "significantly upgraded" fins made of titanium, which replaced aluminum fins that were prone to catching fire during reentry.
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" Besides, "shark fins have no taste on their own.
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"Once fins are on land, whether they've been imported in from countries where there is no finning ban or it's been done illegally, there's no way to tell if those fins come from a shark that has been finned," Snyder said, adding that the fins could even come from endangered sharks, which is always illegal.
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The prototype sports a slightly different design than we've seen in concept renders for the spacecraft, with two bottom fins and two fins near the top of the nose of the ship.
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While those laws banned shark finning and the transportation of any such fins on U.S.-flagged vessels, this bill would aid much-needed prevention by prohibiting the actual trade in shark fins.
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Flown just once before, the grid fins will be standard on the Block 5 booster; they're meant to improve flight control and survive the blazing hot atmospheric reentries better than previous aluminum fins.
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The legislation would make it illegal to possess, buy, sell or transport shark fins or any product containing shark fins, effectively shutting the door on imports to and exports from the United States.
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But demand for the fins, especially in Asia, remains high.
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That means a bunch of heat fins and nothing else.
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One day we will rise again, grow fins, then legs.
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They eat at a seafood place called Seven Deadly Fins.
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Joe Avella: Finally, slots are added for the removable fins.
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His gloves sometimes have wings of leather, like dorsal fins.
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Since the government banned the use of shark fins in government banquets, for example, and celebrity-fronted campaigns such as Wild Aid's effort with Yao Ming, it appears that demand for shark fins has dropped.
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It had huge fins that looked like two pairs of wings.
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We lug our gear (wetsuit, fins, snorkel, and mask) with us.
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Latin name: Blunt, rounded snout, cigar-shaped body, relatively small fins.
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The report included documentation of individual sharks by their dorsal fins.
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Sharks need their fins for steering, balancing and, for some, breathing.
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Traditional Chinese medicine may also have no need for shark fins.
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The company also suggests bringing your own snorkel, mask and fins.
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You can wear the mermaid look on Halloween without fake fins.
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The first TriFit option uses flexible ear hooks that wrap around your ears to help the earbuds stay in place, the second option uses ear fins, and the third TriFit implementation uses both fins and hooks.
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In the same month, Hong Kong flag-carrier Cathay Pacific imposed a ban on transporting sharks' fins, joining more than 903 other airlines that have pledged to halt shipment of fins and other shark-related products.
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It's estimated that the fins from as many as 73 million sharks make their way into the global trade every year, and the demand for these fins drives the brutal and wasteful practice of shark finning.
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Once they are skinned and dried for sale, the fins of the endangered scalloped hammerhead shark, for instance, are almost impossible to distinguish from the fins of legally caught blue sharks in Hong Kong's seafood shops.
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He holds the world records in two of the three main ocean-based categories of competition: free immersion and the "constant weight no-fins" category, in which divers descend without pulling on a rope or using fins.
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Inside, among the stacks of tuna, were hundreds of severed shark fins.
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When the fins are lowered, a tuna can turn on a dime.
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Today's Falcon 9 rocket is new and will use redesigned grid fins.
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He wondered what those genes were doing, if anything, in developing fins.
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The plane had distinctive tail fins, and there would be children involved.
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They look like dolphin fins... it looked like a fin or something.
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The Flyer with the fins locked in to change up the fit.
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This decade, Chinese consumption of shark fins has dropped by 21999 percent.
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Six minutes later, his promise was kept when we spotted dolphin fins.
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Over several millions of years they developed fins and became marine creatures.
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It's a remarkably smart move as fins regrow, a neat renewable resource.
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Biting chunks of flesh or fins was something that came much later.
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On Twitter, Musk praised the Falcon 9's new, larger titanium fins that should be able to survive re-entry from space without needing to be repaired or replaced: New titanium grid fins worked even better than expected.
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But there is still a lot of work to be done on understanding the fluid flow around bio-robotic fins and the interaction between fluid and structure in flexible fins such as Chew's manta ray robot, he said.
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Bettertimes Tritan Floating Swim Fins, $14.27 on sale (originally $21.95), available on Swim OutletA proper pair of fins help propel you through the water with increased power and speed, while also keeping your feet elevated for an aligned posture.
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From January to October 210, there were six smuggling cases of endangered species of shark fins with seizure, involving a total of 2210 kilograms (22007 pounds) of dried shark fins, according to Hong Kong's Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department.
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And the fins might improve the chances of success for these risky recoveries.
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That allows the bot's fins to flap and the silicon body to undulate.
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They have three stabiliser fins—two horizontal and one vertical—at the stern.
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It flies by flapping its wings and steers by using two tail fins.
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"There are two forward and two rear actuated wings, or fins," he said.
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They have cracked shells, injured eyes, missing fins and are covered in wounds.
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The X3's interchangeable tips and fins offer a highly customizable, comfortable fit.
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And the creature, you know, you see his fins kind of undulate underwater.
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Predators come in every shape and size, with fins, wings, even furry paws.
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It has three fins on the back, two of which can move around.
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On coral reefs, for example, frogfish can push off surfaces with their fins.
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Fish use far less energy by pushing at the water with their fins.
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Three fins on the rear extended all the way and locked in place.
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It was for such research that Dr. Leone slipped on her diving fins.
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These fins also extended the effective range of Army howitzers a great deal.
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There are cleats for soccer, fins for swimming and sandals for the beach.
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I strapped on my mask, snorkel and fins, and leapt off the boat.
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The lionfish's brightly colored stripes and flowing pectoral fins may look beautiful but its dorsal fins pack a venomous punch, its sting is toxic, it spawns up to 30,000 eggs every four days and feasts on other fish and crustaceans.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Protesters wearing shark costumes with the fins cut off surrounded a famous restaurant beside the Hong Kong harbor on Saturday, to demand it halt sales of shark fins, especially from threatened species, such as the whale shark.
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I ungracefully fumble over my long fins while doing my entry into the water.
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But the SmartTag was designed specifically to fit around the fins of smaller sharks.
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Today's Falcon 9 was a new one sporting larger, upgraded titanium hypersonic grid fins.
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The pressure is now on shipping and logistics companies to stop transporting shark's fins.
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These represent the nanometre-sized silicon fins found on the surface of modern transistors.
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And like the real thing, it swims by flapping its fins up and down.
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The aerodynamic 'shark fins', rear wing 'monkey seats' and 'T-bars' have been removed.
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This remarkable armored searobin uses modified fins as legs to move across the seafloor.
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Then maybe Finding Dory really won't delight you to the tips of your fins.
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The ventilated back panel and fins will be handy on your upcoming summer hikes.
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In some photos, people appeared to pet the shark — some holding onto its fins.
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When ikejime is done properly, the fish fins flare and the fish will relax.
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Even though I'm in the water when I shoot, I'm not swimming with fins.
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An interesting feature seen on this missile are the fins located on the nosecone.
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They'll sell salmon collars, or smoke fish fins to add depth to a broth.
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They have scales, and little fins, and whatever the arm-looking appendages are called.
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"One time we showed up in shower curtains and fins and goggles," she said.
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Worst of all were his hooves, so monstrously overgrown they looked like swim fins.
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Zebrafish with defective copies of both Hox genes grew deformed fins, the scientists found.
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Some simply squirm, while others, like mudskippers, rely on their front fins as crutches.
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In 2000, federal law banned "finning," the act of killing sharks for their fins.
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But soon they spied the lionfish's fluttering fins and characteristic red and white stripes.
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Its slender body was covered in thick scales and it had well-developed fins.
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He added that Canada is the largest importer of shark fins outside of Asia.
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While shark finning is illegal in US waters, buying and selling fins is not.
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Mr. Whitty uses rods to make the fins gesture; hinges make the tail swish.
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The cuttlefish hovers in the aquarium, its fins rippling and large, limpid eyes glistening.
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Fins, seasickness and the blatant lineage to lesser General Motors products have been banished.
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Late at night, the ids of his callers and guests flash like dorsal fins.
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Welded tail fins guide the barrels to land on top of an impact fuse.
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Government seizures of fins exceeded 1,400 kg (3,100 lb) this year, official data show.
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Then grab your fins and let's go hunt (doo doo do doo do doo)!
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Stripped of that, they're like a fish's fins out of water, just flopping around.
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Its mouth, the researchers say, was most definitely capable of slicing into flesh or fins.
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These sickle-shaped fins on the top and bottom of its body aren't for thrust.
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Oh, and check out these sweet side fins on the left and right mouse buttons.
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Imports of dried fins fell from 4,800 tonnes in 2004 to 20 tonnes in 2014.
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Neal: I thought the fins would be too deep to break and release for airs.
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Some pieces stood on pigeon-toed feet, and others grew flippers, fins, fingers and toes.
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Next, I had to figure out which tips and fins worked best in my ears.
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He said the fish looks pretty healthy and doesn't have any cuts or torn fins.
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When the fins were fully developed, Mr. Gehrke found that the fin rays were glowing.
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Curved fins under the body near the front tires act as vortex generators, increasing downforce.
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When the Backward Fins Beth billboard went viral, Slater showed a tiny bit of pique.
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The striking, hurricane-resistant exterior features about 500 angled aluminum fins intended to evoke waves.
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He stuffed sea bass with lobster mousse and encased it in pastry scales and fins.
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The tail and fins are made of textured plastics and organza in shades of orange.
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A culture of fins For many Chinese families, culture dictates the consumption of shark fin.
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If possible, take several photos of their fins, tail and those tiny razor-sharp teeth.
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I like the rubber fins on the "wings" that hold the earbuds in your ear.
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SpaceX uses grid fins on its rockets to help steer them toward its landing pads.
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The fins are designed to make it easier for boosters to land in windy weather.
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This is mainly due to the demand of shark fins (worms 2014 or clarke 2007).
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New Shepard upon descent, slowed by circular fin on the top and smaller fins along the outside / Screenshot of Blue Origin webcast New Shepard upon descent, slowed by circular fin on the top and smaller fins along the outside / Screenshot of Blue Origin webcast New Shepard's ring fin on the top of the rocket (where the crew capsule was connected) and deployed fins along the circumference helped stabilize the rocket on the way down.
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In the clip the missile appears to have slim dorsal fins, foldable tail fins and additional propellant, all of which, according to one expert who asked not to be identified, suggests it is designed to fly long distances and faster than the speed of sound.
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If you're building a tiny PC you might balk at the bulk all these fins add.
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I'm surprised I'm not getting more looks for having scuba fins strapped to my duffel bag.
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The flexible fins on this silicone cock ring provide a unique vibrating sensation for all partners.
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On its tail fins, huge black swastikas reminded the world that Nazi genius had created it.
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Like an actual stingray, this miniature robot features a flat body with long wing-like fins.
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But he couldn't get off a safe shot to tag the shark on its cartilaginous fins.
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While their fins get the most attention for obvious reasons, flapjacks have other cool features, too.
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In total you get three pairs of ear tips and wings/fins to fit your ears.
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There's no cartridge, no propellant, no explosive – just a solid piece of metal attached to fins.
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Flashing a beam at the front of the ray's fins caused an undulation to start propagating.
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"This is the only missile in the world without stabilizer fins," a defense official told CNN.
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His discoveries include a 370 million-year-old fish called Tiktaalik, which had limb-like fins.
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In 7 games for the 'Fins this season ... Walton rushed for 201 yards on 53 carries.
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They are fins in the water and they represent sharks who are there all the time.
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Getting the small details, like the eyes, fins, and scales right is only the first step.
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A "J'accuse" from Turkey's president, Italian defiance of the E.U. and a sea cucumber with fins.
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Instead, they flap and flutter enormous pectoral fins to swim in a style that resembles flying.
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But the fins of legally caught sharks can still be sold in much of the country.
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Think of them as "oversized dorsal fins," NASCAR says, getting in the way of the air.
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Wildlife inspectors seized 1,400 pounds of dried shark fins at a Miami port, CBS News reported.
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Canada's chemical companies put together a psychedelic Kaleidoscope pavilion, its exterior festooned with waving multicolored fins.
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At the bottom, two large fins will also help produce drag, crucial for its controlled descent.
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"We have other fish from the same locality with chunks missing from their fins," Bellwood said.
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Two anti-rotation fins on the plug wedged into the plaster, keeping the anchor securely in place.
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The headphones are also water-resistant and feature fins to keep them in place during a workout.
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Turkey Mousse: Seed a large prone turkey, being careful to remove the bones, flesh, fins, gravy, etc.
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When exposed to light, the muscle cells collectively caused the fins to contract in a downward motion.
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It secretes a glowing fluid from a tiny pocket gland near its front fins, the study says.
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They include improved engines, a more durable interstage, titanium grid fins, and a new thermal protection system.
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The fins are most often used in shark fin soup, a delicacy in many parts of Asia.
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Jaybird's solution are those instantly recognizable plastic fins that you find all over the company's press material.
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With the fins folded out, InSight is about the size of a big 1960s convertible, NASA said.
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My first venture into water over my head (I had a noodle, fins and snorkel, but still).
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The new grid fins used on this rocket were made of solid titanium, instead of shielded aluminum.
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This year's cars have already been criticized by some for their shark-like fins and aerodynamic wings.
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Unfortunately, this newfound popularity has made it pretty hard to get your hands, or fins, on one.
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He didn't have toes or noses, only gills and fins, so perhaps it meant nothing to him.
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When the weather was calm at night, the only sound was that of fins breaking the surface.
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As performers, they absolutely crush the opportunity to spread their wings (fins?) and take on the Tank.
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Over all, the aluminum body panels form classic organic Porsche design, without superfluous fins, gills and wings.
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They were renting snorkels, fins and masks from a rickety wooden desk for the equivalent of $2.
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In 2000, it banned cutting off fins at sea and throwing the rest of the carcass overboard.
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Around the time I graduated from college, he bought me a pointy little surfboard with two fins.
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Devil rays in the Sea of Cortez move in large groups, flapping their fins like birds' wings.
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The same playbook that dreamed up Cadillac's space-age tail fins was soon designing sleek Frigidaire iceboxes.
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Ed Royce (R-Calif.) — would ban the sale and purchase of shark fins in the United States.
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Last year's inaugural event featured participants in mermaid fins in New Zealand and Mary Poppins attire in France.
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The plan seemed reasonable, critics said, until attention fell on the bomb's new tail section and steerable fins.
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Orlando is getting a new theme park, and you might want to get your fins up in anticipation.
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Feed on a fish and it is dead; nibble its fins and you have food for the future.
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They also have more rounded heads and pointier dorsal fins compared to Type A, B, and C orcas.
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It's now got larger tail fins and seven engines in its base, as opposed to the original six.
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Seele was also hired to produce the canopies, those fins that give the Ring its space-age vibe.
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With finning, typically the fins are cut off and the live shark is tossed back into the sea.
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Drone footage has also revealed they may even swim with their fins laying on top of each other.
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However, strong winds can catch the fins of the glassy-looking sea critters and carry them onto beaches.
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"We saw a whole bunch of fish jump and then the fins showed up right afterward," she said.
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But the fish then begin to act strangely, by swimming upside-down or spreading their fins and quivering.
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His designs reimagined what a plane could be, changing up the placement of fins, wings, and even cockpits.
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Aviation enthusiasts noted how similar the two planes looked, right down to the design of their tail fins.
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Behold the "Merb'ys"—a breed of Canadian bearded mermen flapping their fur and fins for a good cause.
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The frogfish can use its fins as legs, but only underwater, where its weight is already mostly supported.
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However, because of fishers who hunt it for its fins and meat, the bowmouth is a vulnerable species.
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Corporations like Amazon, Disney, GrubHub and Hilton Worldwide have also stepped up their corporate leadership and banned fins.
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If the U.S. were to end the trade of shark fins, it would be joining a global movement.
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Eight in 10 Americans do not want shark fins in the United States—and Congress needs to listen.
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An Alexis Diaz painting of a whale with palm trees coming out of its fins sold for $60,1980.
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The rocket, named Core B1032, had landing legs and steering fins to help it come back to Earth.
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China's additional levies also apply to various seafood products, including salmon, tuna, shark fins, crab, shrimp and lobster.
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In the past, in Hong Kong, every banquet you would go to, they used to have shark fins.
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Lobe-finned fish differ from others because their fleshy fins connect to the body through a single bone.
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This primitive fish gave rise to the vast majority of vertebrate species, including all fish with paired fins.
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In June, the Coast Guard seized finned shark bodies, along with 11 fins, off the coast of Florida.
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That summer we loaded the dolphins onto a padded stretcher-like apparatus with cutouts for their pectoral fins.
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The 18 boxes of shark fins were valued between $700,000 and $1 million, CBS News reported, citing officials.
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You could substitute any fish as long as it has fins and scales, according to Jewish dietary laws.
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And in the same limestone deposits from South Germany, researchers found its victims, with damaged bodies and fins.
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Every year, vast amounts of exotic animal products, like shark fins and elephant ivory, flow through Hong Kong.
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Using ivory for trinkets causes elephant slaughter; eating shark fins—you guessed it—is not good for sharks.
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But many people don't know that there is an equally devastating trade of shark fins around the world, contributing to the population declines of certain shark species, and that fins from sharks facing high risk of extinction can be bought and sold—completely legally—within certain parts of the United States.
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They counted, measured and photographed the fins to use for the eventual prosecution, then dumped them into the sea.
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They're killed as by-catch and most sadly and I think most wastefully, they're killed for just their fins.
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Musk said this change is because the spaceship's three landing legs will extend from the tips of the fins.
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Initially, reports suggested the specimen was a dumbo octopus, which, like the flapjack, has fins that resemble floppy ears.
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Alternatively, fins and gills might be completely unrelated, and just happen to use a couple of the same genes.
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It puts the warp nacelles — those propulsion fins — on stalks, far away from the areas the crew lives within.
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And when it's time to turn in her fins, Spears makes a flawless transition to the crop top life.
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They're popular in soup across Asia, especially China, which is by far the world's largest consumer of the fins.
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The multicolored fins bedazzle the startled swimmer with their sparkles and their synthetic scales light up the chlorinated water.
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These companies are not just prohibiting fins from countries that allow finning, but also from countries with finning bans.
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Surrounded by plastic picnic tables and billboards converted into makeshift roofs, everything that has fins and bones gets fried.
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You can pitch your idea, customizing the antenna, halo and fins to your heart's content — or at least trying.
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By the late 1950s, GM's Cadillac brand had gone all-in of flamboyant features, such as daring tail fins.
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Fish use the bones only to stabilize their pelvic fins, so that they can stop themselves from rolling over.
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But his idea has taken on a life of its own, which has, shall we say, irked some Fins.
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Shark-fishing houses are banding together to fight a bipartisan bill that would ban the trade of shark fins.
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Unlike most sea cucumbers, the headless chicken monster has fins, which allow it to swim upward to escape predators.
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Shark fins are often used in shark fin soup, a luxury dish traditionally served at Chinese weddings and banquets.
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From ivory to pangolin scales, totoaba bladders to shark fins, the country has a ravenous appetite for wildlife products.
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Wildlife inspectors seized 1,400 pounds of dried shark fins at a Miami port on January 24, CBS News reported.
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She leaned up against the fins of the car, as though sidling up to a bar, and introduced herself.
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Every part of a rotting fish — tail, head and fins — would most likely rot at about the same rate.
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Tip: Leave the fins in your rental car because they will just stir up sediment and cloud the water.
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Not only are they hunted for their fins, but they're frequently snagged as by-catch in, say, tuna nets.
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"Adding the rear moving fins to Starship Mk1 in Boca Chica, Texas," Musk said in a tweet on Sunday.
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The photo showed the stainless steel hull of the rocket as SpaceX attached two large fins to the base.
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"Hong Kong importers are quite honest about endangered shark fins," Leung, who runs a dried seafood company, told Reuters.
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He points to the territory's consumption of shark fins, imports of which fell 50 percent between 2007 and 2017.
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Deckhands usually cut off the fins, which can sell for 100 times the cost of the rest of the meat.
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PDT showed a flurry of black fins — albeit grainy and distant — slicing through the surface of the Queen Charlotte Strait.
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I'd agree, could be some sort of eel; but not a moray, given it appears to have had pectoral fins.
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To adequately cool your GPU with fins alone, you need a GPU that wasn't too hot in the first place.
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This kind of advocacy has born fruit in terms of creating public awareness of the issues around eating sharks' fins.
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The British firm has 15% of the airframe work and is responsible for making the aft fuselage and tail fins.
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Update 5:00PM: The initial launch was a success and the Falcon 9 rocket with new grid fins landed smoothly.
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The sharks were fitted with tags that ping to transmit their location as soon as their fins break the surface.
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An even stranger characteristic—a lack of pelvic fins—is also believed to be the result of a genetic deviation.
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By cultivating zebrafish who lacked the genetic determinant for pelvic fins, the researchers observed similar losses in the mutant line.
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Our hands, for instance, evolved from prehistoric fish fins, and scientists can trace our skin and teeth to prehistoric reptiles.
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Speaking of records, watch New Zealand freediver William Trubridge dive to 335 feet with no fins, a new world record.
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While most people who shoot the ocean do it from the water with swim fins, Dunfee shoots from his surfboard.
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The project, designed by SHoP Architects, will rise in a tapering, hexagonal shape clad in bronze and black metal fins.
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In free immersion, divers descend without fins, pulling themselves along a weighted rope to depth and back to the surface.
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Winners this week answered correctly that Franklin invented a lightning rod, bifocals and swim fins, but not the light bulb.
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A drooping shark, made of stuffed beige cotton, sits at an undersized modern desk, fins poised as if it's typing.
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"You see skin, you see dorsal fins literally sticking straight up in the sediments, species new to science," he said.
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Mr. Gehrke observed that a cluster of cells started making the Hox proteins early in the development of fish fins.
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So next time you hop on the river for a canoe ride, you might want to watch for dorsal fins.
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That means a great deal to Swedes and Fins since alcohol in both countries is expensive and sales are restricted.
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The new model has adjustable tail fins and a guidance system which lets bomber crews direct it to its target.
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Beneath the mask's toothy grin is an orthogonal wind tube, while thin sticks representative of raindrops dangle from two fins.
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Taut yellow strings connected the tail fins to the grim mouths of sea bream, their silver backs curved like commas.
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His sculptures are fantastical animal amalgams, made from taxidermy, bones, fins, shells, horns or skulls combined into strange, hybrid creatures.
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Indonesia is one of the world's largest exporters of shark and ray products including fins, meat, liver oil and skin.
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Jennelle waddles around in fins, a wetsuit, and a snorkel, before telling everyone she goes to the gym to shower.
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SpaceX decided to add three large fins to the spaceship, and adjusted the arrangement of the engines at its base.
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Japanese Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya said debris from the plane, parts of its two tail fins, was found early Wednesday.
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Musk shared that the top of Starship will feature large, moving fins, as well as several other pieces of hardware.
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Shark fin traders often slice off shark fins while the animal is alive, then dump them back into the ocean.
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When I came back under it was floating as if in slow motion, flapping prehistoric-looking fins, banking to the left.
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That allows heat to move from these hot components to these radiator fins much more efficiently, with much less temperature drop.
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Ship captains often allow their crew members to supplement their income by keeping the fins for themselves to sell at port.
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JayBird, as ever, has a slew of different options for keeping them put, including a different size tips and ear fins.
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They owe their agility, in part, to a newfound hydraulic system that allows them to raise and lower some specialized fins.
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"(Their) fins are the most expensive in international markets, where they are prized for use in shark fin soup," he said.
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Musk said on Twitter that the design changed so that the landing legs would extend from the tips of the fins.
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This model boasts good sound performance and noise isolation, and includes plenty of tips and fins to ensure a comfortable fit.
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Guinea is a major wildlife trafficking hub, with ivory, skins, shark fins and live mammals regularly sold internationally by criminal groups.
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Since seahorses are missing the gene for pelvic fins, the team decided to test this anomaly on another species: the zebrafish.
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The new fins are "capable of withstanding [temperatures] on the order of 2100,22020 degrees Celsius, 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, thereabouts," Musk said.
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Legislation in the House and Senate would make the possession, sale and purchase of shark fins illegal in the United States.
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The shark, which looks like a surly salamander that swallowed a softball and then grew fins, is an albino swell shark.
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The fabric's billowing sleeves and skirts stirred gently in the breeze, like the fins of a lionfish coursing through the deep.
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Guests are left alone with a kayak, snorkel and fins and a cell phone, and meals are provided at prearranged times.
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The country has been testing a technology called grid fins to help guide the rocket boosters back to Earth more accurately.
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This probably means Piranhamesodon would have approached and attacked unsuspecting fish, tearing away scales, fins and flesh, according to the study.
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They use their tail fins to propel themselves upwards so that half of the whale can suddenly appear above the water.
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Vanessa e muitos outros médicos e terapeutas dedicam-se a ajudar famílias em hospitais públicos e sem fins lucrativos e clínicas.
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The bombs that killed Americans on Hill 875 were 250-pound Mk-81s fitted with Snakeye fins, according to the report.
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It was the first mission to use upgraded titanium fins to steer the first stage of the rocket back to Earth.
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For years, Hong Kong has been a leading importer and exporter of shark fins — a popular soup ingredient in Cantonese cuisine.
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Musk shared photos of the prototype construction in progress, with the so-called "Mk1" prototype getting its rear moving fins, which are located on the bottom half of the rocket and which work together with fins located on the yet-to-be-installed top half of the spacecraft to control its stability during entry and landing.
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