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| − | '''Grouper''' is a [[saltwater]] [[fish]] common in [[tropical]] waters. The largest known grouper is 180 pounds(aprox). | + | '''Grouper''' is a [[saltwater]] [[fish]] common in [[tropical]] waters. The largest known grouper is 180 pounds(aprox).<ref>http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/1/17/nation/20035627&sec=nation</ref> |
Grouper gets it's name from the [[Portugese]] word for fish, ''Garoupa''. | Grouper gets it's name from the [[Portugese]] word for fish, ''Garoupa''. | ||
== Origin == | == Origin == | ||
According to [[baraminology]], groupers were not part of the [[Arc]] as they could survive a flood and were probably created during the first 7 days of the world. | According to [[baraminology]], groupers were not part of the [[Arc]] as they could survive a flood and were probably created during the first 7 days of the world. | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, September 29, 2008
Grouper is a saltwater fish common in tropical waters. The largest known grouper is 180 pounds(aprox).[1] Grouper gets it's name from the Portugese word for fish, Garoupa.
Origin
According to baraminology, groupers were not part of the Arc as they could survive a flood and were probably created during the first 7 days of the world.