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 		  Port: Muskegon, South Haven   04/27/2006 07:26
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I find it hard to believe that a dog or cat can hear the buzz, but fish cannot? I thought a fish's electrical detection was high? What about sharks? Hammerheads can detect one one billioneth of a volt according to discovery channel anyway. I would think that the fish with transceivers would be swimming targets to predators. Hopefully I am wrong, because this information would be great to have. Maybe it will cross over to our lake fish.


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