only got 8 correct. cuttlefish was like on the tip of my tongue but it just didn't pop up. its weird because i did better on this quiz than the other "Answer Contains ^" quizzes. finally, i agree with rachel24601. sea star doesn not have the word fish in it!!!!
I'm kind of surprised the babel fish is so low - even those unfamiliar with Hitchhiker's should know the common online translators are called babel fish.
I have for some reason only ever heard of liver oil tablets and not just oil tablets so didnt think to try it on its own, could that can be accepted? As they are indeed also rich in omega 3
Swimming with the fishes is an alternative to sleeping with the fishes, should probably be accepted. https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/swimming+with+the+fishes
it's an idiom, so it doesn't need to make sense -- "swim with the fishes" is the more common version of the phrase afaik, so i think it should be accepted here
Technically, sailfish and spearfish are more closely related to marlins given that they are in the same family, so I think they should probably be accepted.
Huh. I went to Christian schools for 12 years and to church for years after that, and I've never heard that symbol called an "ichthys symbol". Is that what non-Christians call it?
It's the simple fish drawing, commonly put on car windows and such. Probably a difference in denominations. And the fact that they don't teach that stuff in schools, or certain churches. If you look around while in a car, you'd eventually sea one.
I know what it is! You can't be a Christian without seeing it and learning its history. I've just never heard anyone call it an "ichthys symbol". It sounds like something a theologian would call it. Or, more likely, a paleontologist.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailfish
"The sailfish is one or two species of marine fish in the genus Istiophorus, which belong to the family Istiophoridae (marlins). "
Nevertheless, the original question was too toughh so I've added more to the clue.
Not all sea stars have five arms. A better term might be "radially symmetric echinoderm".