Is Tilapia a fish?
Tilapia is a hardy, prolific, fast-growing tropical fish native to Israel, where it has been farmed for about 2,500 years.
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About Tropical Fish
The term tropical fish can refer to any number of brightly colored fish that come from tropical environments. Tropical fish are favorites for fish-keepers and ichthyophiles because of their bright coloration, and huge variety of shapes and sizes. Freshwater tropical fish usually get their coloration from iridescence, whereas tropical marine (salt-water) fish get their bright colors from pigmentation.
About Israel
The State of Israel is a Middle Eastern nation on the east side of the Mediterranean Sea, bordering Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt. It is the only majority Jewish country in the world.
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