Black bass

Black bass are a type of fish that live in freshwater. They are generally green or brown and have a large mouth with sharp teeth.

When black bass are born, they start out as tiny eggs that hatch into larvae. These larvae grow into small fish called fry, which eventually become juveniles. As they mature, they become adults and can grow up to several pounds in weight.

Black bass are predatory fish, which means they like to eat other smaller fish and insects. They use their sharp teeth to catch and eat their prey. They also have a very good sense of smell that helps them find food in the water.

People like to fish for black bass because they are a popular game fish. That means they are fun to catch and taste good when cooked. However, it's important to practice catch and release to help conserve the population of black bass.