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From: jeff@rtech.ARPA (Jeff Lichtman)
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Subject: Re: experiences with fish in Hawaii
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Date: Mon, 25-Mar-85 04:21:12 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 25 04:21:12 1985
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> > Some of the types I had were:
> > 
> > 		Mahi Mahi
> 
>   Mahi Mahi is NOT a fish.  It is a mammal - dolphin to be precise.  How could
>   you eat Flipper.
> 
>   Sorry about the flame, but it somehow seems wrong to eat dolphins, mind
>   if I pass?
> 
> Jay McCanta

Mahi mahi is dolphinfish, which is a type of fish distinct from the mammal
called "dolphin".  When I was in Hawaii I saw some mahi mahi before they were
dressed out.  They have gills and scales.

Don't worry.  I wouldn't eat Flipper.
-- 
Jeff Lichtman at rtech (Relational Technology, Inc.)
aka Swazoo Koolak