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Did you know? Goldfish do not have stomachs, so instead of digesting food in a traditional way, they process nutrients as the food passes directly through their intestinal tract. elaborate

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3 facts about Goldfish pets

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    Goldfish do not have stomachs, so instead of digesting food in a traditional way, they process nutrients as the food passes directly through their intestinal tract.
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    Goldfish can recognize their owners' faces and will often swim to the front of the tank to greet them when they walk into the room.
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    Many people assume that goldfishes have a three-second memory, but studies have shown they can actually retain memories for months and can even be trained to navigate mazes and recognize their owners.
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