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"Tilapia means fish in latin.
Tilapias are small fish that originally come from Africa. Tilapias are primarily located in freshwater; however, they may live in brackish or briny estuaries.
There primary diet includes soft aquatic vegetation.",
"Did you really get what you ordered?
Tilapia, though common in restaurants, are often called by a different name when served.
Rarely will you see the tilapia on the menu. Well, not by the name tilapia.
Instead, the tilapia has been served under the names perch or whitefish.",
"Poor man’s fish?
Tilapia is known as the poor man’s fish in Taiwan.
Tilapia was introduced to Taiwan in 1946 when the region was extremely poor because of WWII.
The people were starving, so the fish was brought here to provide food and sustenance to the region.
Tilapia breed very easily, are a good protein source, and are plentiful in small fishponds.
Without them, many Taiwanese would have starved. As Taiwan’s economy improved, they went to eating new fish.",
"Biblical fish?
The tilapia is sometimes called St. Peter’s fish.
In Matthew 17:24-27, Peter catches a fish in the Sea of Galilee that has a shekel coin in its mouth.
While this fish is not described or mentioned by name, one of the most common fish in the Sea of Galilee is the tilapia.",
];