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Frankenfish Trailer HD
Frankenfish Trailer HD
In Theaters: Unreleased When the body of a man is found completely destroyed in the swamps in Louisiana, the medical investigator Sam Rivers is assigned to investigate the murder. He travels with the biologist Mary Callahan to the location where the victim lived in a floating house and he meets his family and friends. They find that Chinese snake-heads genetically engineered that belong to a wealthy hunter are attacking and killing the locals. While the group fights to survive, the hunter Jeff arrives with his team to hunt the predators. Genre:Horror/Thriller Director:Mark AZ Dippé Cast:Tory Kittles, KD Aubert, China Chow
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Frankenfish - Trailer
Frankenfish - Trailer
There is always something bloodthirsty lurking in the Louisiana Bayou. But there has never, ever, been anything like this. A pack of massive, genetically engineered flesh eating fish is combing the quiet waters of the river, searching for prey. Leaving a trail of mangled bodies along the riverbank, the creatures have local authorities scrambling to uncover what is causing the carnage and it quickly becomes clear that they are dealing with no ordinary predator - and these man-eaters far outweigh any killer they have ever come up against. Scientifically bred with a deadly snake and genetically conditioned to breathe both under water and on land, Frankenfish can hunt wherever humans tread. And they're fast. And they're hungry. 2004 Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Mysterious 'Frankenfish' Caught in England - Fish made up of three species?
Mysterious 'Frankenfish' Caught in England - Fish made up of three species?
Mysterious 'Frankenfish' Caught in England - Fish made up of three species?
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Stop Frankenfish
Stop Frankenfish
Learn more how you can stop Frankenfish and the FDA approval of genetically engineered salmon by going to www.foodandwaterwatch.org/stop-frankenfish
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Food News: Frankenfish Tampering with nature: GM SALMON: Talk: Health News
Food News: Frankenfish Tampering with nature: GM SALMON: Talk: Health News
www.healthandsuperfoods.com Food News: Frankenfish Tampering with nature: GM SALMON: Talk: Health News On September 20 a debate on whether the US Food and Drug Administration should approve the first genetically engineered animal for human consumption, a fast-growing salmon, will take place. The Atlantic salmon is being developed by AquaBounty Technologies and has an extra gene that makes it grow twice as fast as normal farm-raised salmon. George Hemminger, the founder of Survive and Thrive TV, said this is a bad development for those who favor organic and raw foods. He also said he expected the FDA to approve the fish.
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Frankenfish movie review
Frankenfish movie review
Frankenfish is property of Columbia-TriStar This is a fan made movie review Please support the official release Hope you all enjoy this review and the rest of the Sci-Fi triple feature.
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Frankenfish: Tampering with nature
Frankenfish: Tampering with nature
On September 20 a debate on whether the US Food and Drug Administration should approve the first genetically engineered animal for human consumption, a fast-growing salmon, will take place. The Atlantic salmon is being developed by AquaBounty Technologies and has an extra gene that makes it grow twice as fast as normal farm-raised salmon. George Hemminger, the founder of Survive and Thrive TV, said this is a bad development for those who favor organic and raw foods. He also said he expected the FDA to approve the fish.
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Science Café -- The Rise of the Frankenfish
Science Café -- The Rise of the Frankenfish
What would happen if a new, destructive species turned up one day in your backyard? What if that species was a major predator with an insatiable appetite that could survive in some of the world's harshest environments? And what if it was thought that this aggressive species could travel over land and through water? Perhaps there would be attempts to eliminate this species for the greater ecological good. It's also likely that the story would be reported in frenzied tones and sensational movies would be made about the incident. All of this and more happened when a Northern Snakehead, colloquially dubbed the Frankenfish, was found in a pond in Crofton, Maryland in 2002. The fish, which is native to China, Russia, North Korea and South Korea, was introduced to the pond after being purchased at a live fish market in New York. Predictably, the incident sparked international conversation about the nature of, and response to, invasive species in North America. However, despite the horror stories, the Northern Snakehead has not yet had major ecological impacts on the continent. Is there truly cause for concern? Join Nick Lapointe, postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Biology, for a discussion on the uncertain effects of the fish in North America. Where: Wild Oat Café at 817 Bank Street. When: Wednesday, March 28 from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm The free 20-minute discussion will be followed by a question and answer session. The Science Café series takes place every second Wednesday <b>...</b>
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Murkowski Expresses Concern Over "Chaos" Of Frankenfish in HELP Committee Session 4/25/12
Murkowski Expresses Concern Over "Chaos" Of Frankenfish in HELP Committee Session 4/25/12
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Food News: Frankenfish Would you eat it: FRANKENFISH: Talk: Health News
Food News: Frankenfish Would you eat it: FRANKENFISH: Talk: Health News
www.healthandsuperfoods.com Food News: Frankenfish Would you eat it: FRANKENFISH: Talk: Health News The FDA is considering approving the first genetically modified food animal, AquAdvantage Salmon. This Frankenfish combines the genes of a Chinook salmon with that of an eel allowing the fish to grow faster than it would naturally. But is it safe? And is the FDA making a massive experiment of the entire US population? Jeffrey M. Smith Author, "Seeds of Deception" and "Genetic Roulette," explains the FDA is fast tracking the approval of this modified animal but they're are not looking at all of the safety risks.
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Frankenfish: Genetically engineered salmon
Frankenfish: Genetically engineered salmon
Genetically engineered seeds are not breaking news; however a biotech company called AquaBounty has been working on genetically engineered salmon. The fish will be a combination of Atlantic salmon and part Ocean Pout. Jeffrey M. Smith says that it is ridiculous to evaluate the safety of this food with no long term feeding studies six and refuses to consume this genetically engineered salmon, if approved.
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Begich Frankenfish Opening Statement 12/15/2011
Begich Frankenfish Opening Statement 12/15/2011
December 15, 2011- Sen. Begich gives opening remarks at the hearing of the Senate Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries and Coast Guard on the environmental risks of "Frankenfish." Sen. Begich points out that there is no evidence to guarantee that GE fish won't ever escape and contaminate America's wild salmon stocks and aquatic ecosystems. Begich states that allowing GE fish in our waters with such a large degree of scientific uncertainty about the effects is not worth the potential risk. Alaska is one of the world's largest suppliers of wild salmon, Sen. Begich has been encouraging the FDA to not approve GE fish since the proposal first came forward and he has also introduced legislation to ban the sale of such fish should it be approved.
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Frankenfish Part 1 of 8 Full Movie Online - HD
Frankenfish Part 1 of 8 Full Movie Online - HD
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Frankenfish | KCTS 9 CONNECTS
Frankenfish | KCTS 9 CONNECTS
kcts9.org Salmon is an important part of the culture and economy in the Pacific Northwest. But there are some companies who think they can scientifically improve this icon of the Northwest. Local scientists are currently experimenting with genetically modified salmon for human consumption. But is this food safe to eat? And are there environmental impacts to be considered as well?
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Frankenfish Trailer.mp4
Frankenfish Trailer.mp4
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