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A University of Maryland fisheries and wildlife graduate, Jack Davis works as a fisheries technician for a state conservation agency in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Over a 22-year career, he has conducted seasonal electrofishing surveys on inland rivers and assisted at a state fish hatchery. Davis also writes about freshwater fish biology for Biology Insights.

What Is a Notothenioid & How Does It Survive the Cold?
What Is a Stickleback and Why Is It Important to Science?
The Mysterious Life Cycle of Eels Reproduction
Fish Embryo Development: From Egg to Fry
Otoliths: Fish Ear Stones, Aging, and Human Balance
What Happens to a Fish That Goes Through a Turbine?
Do Coelacanths Have Lungs or Gills?
What Makes the Coelacanth’s Skeleton So Unique?
How and Why Do Salmon Change Throughout Their Life?
Exploring Lamprey Habitats: Freshwater, Marine, and Estuarine Zones
Crawfish Ecology and Impact in Georgia’s Waterways
Crawfish Ecology in Virginia’s Waters
Can Fish Go Blind? Causes and Sensory Adaptations