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    3. how is it that a man made pond that has no fish in it can have all kinds of fish in it from bass to brim to minnows and no person has put any of these fish in this pond!! and the pond is not connected to any other fresh water canal or lakes!!!
    how is it that a man made pond that has no fish in it can have all kinds of fish in it from bass to brim to minnows and no person has put any of these fish in this pond!! and the pond is not connected to any other fresh water canal or lakes!!!

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      Perhaps birds of prey such as Falcons, Eagles, Pigeons, Geese, Swans, and so on, might have dropped fish into the pond. Frogs could easily jump into the lake as well.


      That is one theory anyways. Does anyone else have other suggestions?


       


       

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