1. Does silver carp have spines

? Silver carp is a famous fish living in China. It is a freshwater fish and one of the four major domestic fish. It can often be seen. Fish bones are unique to fish, and many fish have them, and few fish do not have fish bones. Silver carp is also a fish with spines. The fish bones of silver carp refer to the fish bones in their bodies, some of which are big and some of which are small. Both big spines and small spines play an important role in supporting and connecting, and they can play a very important role when silver carp moves in the water. Without fish bones, silver carp can not move and survive, and the same is true for other fish species. As mentioned

above, silver carp is a kind of fish with spines, and they have both big spines and small spines. Judging from the number of fish bones, silver carp is a kind of fish with more bones. In fact, among freshwater fish species, there are many species with more spines, and silver carp is one of them, and even among freshwater fish, silver carp is a kind of fish with more spines. It is said that silver carp has many spines, which mainly refers to their small spines. Although they also have some large spines, they are not particularly large, and they are easier to deal with than small spines.

Specifically, the number of small spines of silver carp is relatively large. These spines are generally thin, some are distributed under their skin, some are distributed in their muscles, and the position and arrangement of the distribution are not particularly regular. Therefore, compared with large thorns, these small thorns and fine thorns are difficult to deal with. However, after all, silver carp is a very common edible fish species, their price is more affordable, and nutritious, taste good, so it is still welcomed by many people.