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Is a 0.85 oz bigger than a 3.4 oz?
0.85 is smaller than 1. 3.4 is bigger than 1. "Bigger than 1" is bigger than "smaller than 1".
Is 52ounces bigger than or less than 3pounds?
52ounces is bigger than
What is bigger than century?
A millenium is bigger than century
What is bigger than million?
Billion is bigger than million
Is 0.015 or 0.0069 bigger?
0.015 is bigger than 0.0069
Is cods the plural of cods?
Yes, cods is the plural of cod.
What are the cods?
the cods predators are whales and humans>
When was Beloit Snappers created?
Beloit Snappers was created in 1982.
How did the oil effected the red snappers?
They turned to black snappers
Where to buy snappers in Vancouver bc?
I'd answer that question if I knew what snappers were.
Do red snappers eat crabs?
no its the other way around red snappers eat crabs no its the other way around red snappers eat crabs
What do snapper eat?
snapper eat sardines greenies(pilchards or also known as threadfin hearing) and also shrimp and other assorted species. bigger snapper like bigger meals jacks, blue runners, mackeral ,lady fish ,grunts and anything yummy and smaller than them ...a two foot snapper would love a one foot mackeral....they are both smaller than me..... hmmm fiiish
How many snappers are people allowed?
inaustralia you r aloud over 5 snappers
When was San Angelo Red Snappers created?
San Angelo Red Snappers was created in 1928.
Do beluga whales eat arctic cods?
yes if artic cods are at the bottom of the shallow part of the ocean
Is a cod bigger than a snapper?
The size of a cod versus a snapper can vary depending on the species and individual fish. Generally speaking, cod are known to grow larger than snappers. Cod can reach lengths of up to 6 feet and weigh over 200 pounds, while snappers typically range from 1 to 3 feet in length and weigh up to 50 pounds. However, there are exceptions, and some snapper species can grow larger than certain cod species.
Are cods fish?
No they're not.
