2024年4月13日 · Tons of "turay" fish were seen swarming the shore of a beach resort in Bula, Camarines Sur, according to GMA Regional TV Balitang Bicolandia's Chris Novelo on "24 Oras." In a video taken on April 10, countless masses of turay almost turned the coastline silver as the small fish covered the shore.

Tuna, Tambacol, Tangigi, Tanigi. Katuyot, Matang-pusa, Mangagat. Seahorse. Mud fish. Oil fish (escolar); two types: smooth-skinned and rough-skinned, the latter with a higher oil content; for both, servings of more than 6 oz or 150 g may cause bothersome loose oily stools, for which it has been referred to as "xenical' fish.

The Diversity and Abundance of Fishes and Mollusks in Bicol River, Camarines Sur, Philippines was conducted to identify the major fish and macroinvertebrates, its abundance and diversity …

Through the use of fish like “TURAY" a freshwater fish. Despite of its rarity it also contains benefit that people can acquire. And according to Lisa Thompson from the Nutritional Values of Fresh Water Fish although not as high in healthy omega 3 fatty acids, some saltwater fish has, freshwater fish like “turay” are nutritious choice for

List of Common Names for Turay [n=6] Show pictures. Sort by Common Name Species Country Type Language Common Name Show similar names Language Country Species Type; Turay: Bikol

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together with the sets of fish illustrations which the piece-worker hired in each region used in asking for local names from coastal fishermen and fish market vendors taking note of the distinct features of the fish. These forms together with fish illustrations were given to them. Other sources of information are from other institutions.

2024年4月18日 · Fisherfolk in Bicol were even luckier after catching more than 216 kilos of tuna without even throwing a large fishing net into the sea. Coastal residents of Barangay Catburawan in Ligao, Albay, simply used their bare hands to catch tons of bangkulis, their term for tuna, that suddenly appeared on the beach on Tuesday, according to Unang Balita.

It is endemic to the Philippines, where it occurs along the Bicol River and in Lakes Buhi, Bato, Katugday, and Manapao in Camarines Sur. The fish grows up to 2.5 centimeters long. It is transparent with a few dark spots and black eyes.