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Chan'ad Bahraini

(Scomberomorous maculatus Bahrainius)
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Chan'ad is mackerel

Thursday, April 29, 2004

So I googled chan'ad and found a site that refers to it by the English term "mackerel". I'm sure chan'ad has a specific name within the greater mackerel family though. Anyways, here's a picture of mackerel which looks quite similar to the chan'ad we have here in Bahrain.
Yum.

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1 Responses to 'Chan'ad is mackerel'


Blogger SillyBahrainiGirl says:
1/03/2005 09:20:00 pm

The Chanad found in Bahrain belongs to the family of Spanish Mackerel.
Don't ask me why... but people at the fisheries department, telephone number 17729595 may be of help!!
Cheers!    

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