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jahilton | 21:20 Fri 10th Sep 2004 | Animals & Nature
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why does a dead fish weigh more than a live fish?
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cos they can not get rid of the water in their body I guess
11:02 Sun 12th Sep 2004
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I don't believe they do. Have you actually tried weighing them yourself? However, if you kept a dead fish in fresh water for a bit it would absorb some water, and would weigh a little more. On the other hand if left on a slab in the sun it'd dry out and weigh less (smell more though).
12:01 Mon 13th Sep 2004

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