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When does a fish "evolve" from a pez to"pez" become a pescado"pescado"?

If I understand correctly, a live fish is a "pez" whereas one coookedcooked or otherwise ready for eating (dead) is a "pescado."

So when exactly does this transformation take place - when the fish is caught, or when it dies? If a bear is standing in a river and catches a pez, does it become a pescado as soon as he's got it in his claws, or only after he kills it by biting it?

When does a fish "evolve" from a pez to a pescado?

If I understand correctly, a live fish is a "pez" whereas one coooked or otherwise ready for eating (dead) is a "pescado."

So when exactly does this transformation take place - when the fish is caught, or when it dies? If a bear is standing in a river and catches a pez, does it become a pescado as soon as he's got it in his claws, or only after he kills it by biting it?

When does a "pez" become a "pescado"?

If I understand correctly, a live fish is a "pez" whereas one cooked or otherwise ready for eating (dead) is a "pescado."

So when exactly does this transformation take place - when the fish is caught, or when it dies? If a bear is standing in a river and catches a pez, does it become a pescado as soon as he's got it in his claws, or only after he kills it by biting it?

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When does a fish "evolve" from a pez to a pescado?

If I understand correctly, a live fish is a "pez" whereas one coooked or otherwise ready for eating (dead) is a "pescado."

So when exactly does this transformation take place - when the fish is caught, or when it dies? If a bear is standing in a river and catches a pez, does it become a pescado as soon as he's got it in his claws, or only after he kills it by biting it?