Sorry to be that pedant who ruins everything, but you do need to give us a reasonable chance of working it out. The one before this can't give the answer quoted above because a beluga's not a fish, it's a mammal. Sorry sorry, I'll show myself out.
Sorry to be that pedant who ruins everything, but you do need to give us a reasonable chance of working it out. The one before this can't give the answer quoted above because a beluga's not a fish, it's a mammal. Sorry sorry, I'll show myself out.
Ackshully… The "Beluga" is a type of fish, whereas the mammal is the "Beluga whale". Otherwise, Beluga caviar would be even more rare. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beluga_...
TIL!!! Thank you for enlightening me 😃😃 (I'm obviously dead common, because I didn't know about the caviar either.)
Honestly I knew this would cause complaints. Chose it anyway. :D What should really get you is that the “sardine” isn’t a fish, or at least not really a specific type of fish!
Oooh, I know this one because I grew up in a small fishing village in Cornwall. They're small pilchards (& pilchards are large sardines!) At one point Mum worked in a museum about the pilchard fishery.