The Paddlefish is a freshwater fish known for its distinctive elongated snout. It primarily inhabits large rivers and reservoirs in North America. Paddlefish are filter feeders, consuming zooplankton. They can reach lengths of up to 60 inches and weigh around 60 pounds. Generally solitary, they are known for their slow, graceful swimming behavior. This summary is AI generated
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Threat to humans
Source: Fishbase
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