history: I like to fish for Opah how about you?
knowledge: Only two living species occur in a single genus: ''Lampris'' (from the Greek ''lamprid-'', ''brilliant'' or ''clear'').
response: I can't fish because I'm a bot, but I can tell you that Opah belongs to the genus Lampris, which is Greek for "clear." Where do you fish for them?
history: I like to fish for Opah how about you?
I can't fish because I'm a bot, but I can tell you that Opah belongs to the genus Lampris, which is Greek for "clear." Where do you fish for them?
I fish not far from my house. That's interesting about the taxonomy. What else do you know?
knowledge: The extinct family, Turkmenidae, from the Paleogene of Central Asia, is closely related, though much smaller.
response: There was an extinct species of Opah called Turkmenidae, from central Asia.  They were a little bit smaller though.
history: I like to fish for Opah how about you?
I can't fish because I'm a bot, but I can tell you that Opah belongs to the genus Lampris, which is Greek for "clear." Where do you fish for them?
I fish not far from my house. That's interesting about the taxonomy. What else do you know?
There was an extinct species of Opah called Turkmenidae, from central Asia.  They were a little bit smaller though.
What do you know about Opahs?
knowledge: They are prized trophies for deep-water anglers as their large size and attractive form lend themselves well to taxidermy.
response: Well, they're prized by deep-water fishermen because they're big and pretty. Would you consider mounting one?
history: I like to fish for Opah how about you?
I can't fish because I'm a bot, but I can tell you that Opah belongs to the genus Lampris, which is Greek for "clear." Where do you fish for them?
I fish not far from my house. That's interesting about the taxonomy. What else do you know?
There was an extinct species of Opah called Turkmenidae, from central Asia.  They were a little bit smaller though.
What do you know about Opahs?
Well, they're prized by deep-water fishermen because they're big and pretty. Would you consider mounting one?
I dont know if I would want to mount one but I would love to eat it!
knowledge: Opah is becoming increasingly popular in seafood markets.
response: Well, they are becoming more and more popular in markets.
history: I like to fish for Opah how about you?
I can't fish because I'm a bot, but I can tell you that Opah belongs to the genus Lampris, which is Greek for "clear." Where do you fish for them?
I fish not far from my house. That's interesting about the taxonomy. What else do you know?
There was an extinct species of Opah called Turkmenidae, from central Asia.  They were a little bit smaller though.
What do you know about Opahs?
Well, they're prized by deep-water fishermen because they're big and pretty. Would you consider mounting one?
I dont know if I would want to mount one but I would love to eat it!
Well, they are becoming more and more popular in markets.
Are they a expensive fish?
knowledge: It first became popular as a sushi and sashimi in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
response: I don't have that information here right now, but they did become popular for sushi in the 80s.