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Address: 2829 S Interstate 35, Denton, TX 76210
Phone: (877) 232-7898
Website: https://www.mrbeastburger.com/?utm_source=Yext&utm_medium=Yext&utm_campaign=1051112478
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[Chorus]
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
[Verse 1]
MrBeast6000, yeah, you know his name
He changed it once or twice, but I think it’s here to stay
His thumbnails were made in Paint
But if you ask me, I think they’re kind of quaint
[Chorus]
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
[Verse 2]
His random videos are the name of the game
Some might say they’re his ticket to fame
The occasional intro may not make sense
But we all get a laugh at their expense
[Chorus]
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
[Outro]
MrBeast, oh
MrBeast, oh
MrBeast, oh
MrBeast, oh, 6000
MrBeast 6000
… moreMrBeast6000, oh-oh
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
[Verse 1]
MrBeast6000, yeah, you know his name
He changed it once or twice, but I think it’s here to stay
His thumbnails were made in Paint
But if you ask me, I think they’re kind of quaint
[Chorus]
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
[Verse 2]
His random videos are the name of the game
Some might say they’re his ticket to fame
The occasional intro may not make sense
But we all get a laugh at their expense
[Chorus]
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
MrBeast6000, oh-oh
[Outro]
MrBeast, oh
MrBeast, oh
MrBeast, oh
MrBeast, oh, 6000
MrBeast 6000
Larry Shead
Great! Here’s the 25-fish booklet content with 5-word responses for each category:
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1. Smallmouth Bass
Other Names: Bronzeback, smallie, jumper, redeye, brown
Description: Bronze body, red eyes, streamlined
Life History: Spring spawning, nest guarding male
Habitat: Clear streams, rocky riverbanks, lakes
Distribution: Eastern U.S., Great Lakes, Ozarks
Other Info: Strong fighter, prized by anglers
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2. Spotted Bass
Other Names: Kentucky bass, spot, microlip, black bass
Description: Dark blotches, rough tongue patch
Life History: Spawns in spring, guards eggs
Habitat: Streams, rivers, reservoirs with cover
Distribution: Central U.S., southern range expansion
Other Info: Hybridizes with smallmouth sometimes
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3. Guadalupe Bass
Other Names: Guadalupe, Texas bass, river bass, black
Description: Small, dark green, faint stripes
Life History: Spawns spring, males guard nests
Habitat: Hill country rivers, fast-flowing streams
Distribution: Native only to Central Texas
Other Info: Texas state fish, conservation focus
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4. White Bass
Other Names: Sand bass, silver bass, barfish, stripes
Description: Silver sides, dark horizontal stripes
Life History: Migrates upriver to spawn annually
Habitat: Lakes, rivers, open waters
Distribution: Midwest, southern U.S. widespread species
Other Info: Forms large schools when active
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5. Yellow Bass
Other Names: Barfish, gold bass, yellowstriped bass
Description: Yellowish body, broken dark stripes
Life History: Spawns in spring, no nest
Habitat: Large rivers, reservoirs, quiet bays
Distribution: Mississippi Valley, Gulf Coast states
Other Info: Often confused with white bass
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6. Striped Bass
Other Names: Striper, rockfish, linesider, sea bass
Description: Silvery body, continuous black stripes
Life History: Anadromous, spawns in freshwater
Habitat: Rivers, lakes, coastal estuaries
Distribution: Atlantic coast, introduced inland waters
Other Info: Large, strong, popular gamefish
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7. Hybrid Striped Bass
Other Names: Wiper, whiterock bass, sunshine bass
Description: Cross between striped, white bass
Life History: Hatchery-produced, sterile, rapid grower
Habitat: Reservoirs, deeper lakes, open waters
Distribution: Stocked in many U.S. waters
Other Info: Excellent fighter, widely stocked species
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8. Blue Catfish
Other Names: Humpback blue, blue channel, fork tail
Description: Blue-gray body, forked tail, large
Life History: Spawns summer, nests in cavities
Habitat: Large rivers, deep lakes, reservoirs
Distribution: Mississippi River Basin, introduced elsewhere
Other Info: Largest North American catfish
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9. Channel Catfish
Other Names: Willow cat, spotted cat, fork tail
Description: Slender, deeply forked tail, spots
Life History: Spawns spring, male guards eggs
Habitat: Lakes, ponds, rivers, slow streams
Distribution: Throughout U.S., very widespread species
Other Info: Farm-raised for food industry
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10. Flathead Catfish
Other Names: Mudcat, yellow cat, shovelhead, Appaloosa
Description: Flat head, mottled yellow-brown
Life History: Spawns in secluded areas, nests
Habitat: Large rivers, deep holes, logs
Distribution: Central U.S., expanding in South
Other Info: Aggressive predator, solitary bottom dweller
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11. Yellow Bullhead
Other Names: Yellow cat, butter cat, mud cat
Description: Yellow-brown, rounded tail, white chin
Life History: Spawns spring, parental care common
Habitat: Sluggish streams, ponds, muddy areas
Distribution: Eastern U.S., southern Great Plains
Other Info: Bottom feeder, tolerates poor conditions
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12. Black Bullhead
Other Names: Black cat, pollywog, horned pout
Description: Dark body, square tail, barbels
Life History: Spawns in spring, nest builder
Habitat: Shallow lakes, ditches, slow creeks
Distribution: Central and eastern U.S. primarily
Other Info: Hardy, survives low oxygen environments
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13. Black Crappie
Other Names: Calico bass, papermouth, speckled perch
Description: Dark speckles, silvery body, tall
Life Histo
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1. Smallmouth Bass
Other Names: Bronzeback, smallie, jumper, redeye, brown
Description: Bronze body, red eyes, streamlined
Life History: Spring spawning, nest guarding male
Habitat: Clear streams, rocky riverbanks, lakes
Distribution: Eastern U.S., Great Lakes, Ozarks
Other Info: Strong fighter, prized by anglers
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2. Spotted Bass
Other Names: Kentucky bass, spot, microlip, black bass
Description: Dark blotches, rough tongue patch
Life History: Spawns in spring, guards eggs
Habitat: Streams, rivers, reservoirs with cover
Distribution: Central U.S., southern range expansion
Other Info: Hybridizes with smallmouth sometimes
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3. Guadalupe Bass
Other Names: Guadalupe, Texas bass, river bass, black
Description: Small, dark green, faint stripes
Life History: Spawns spring, males guard nests
Habitat: Hill country rivers, fast-flowing streams
Distribution: Native only to Central Texas
Other Info: Texas state fish, conservation focus
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4. White Bass
Other Names: Sand bass, silver bass, barfish, stripes
Description: Silver sides, dark horizontal stripes
Life History: Migrates upriver to spawn annually
Habitat: Lakes, rivers, open waters
Distribution: Midwest, southern U.S. widespread species
Other Info: Forms large schools when active
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5. Yellow Bass
Other Names: Barfish, gold bass, yellowstriped bass
Description: Yellowish body, broken dark stripes
Life History: Spawns in spring, no nest
Habitat: Large rivers, reservoirs, quiet bays
Distribution: Mississippi Valley, Gulf Coast states
Other Info: Often confused with white bass
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6. Striped Bass
Other Names: Striper, rockfish, linesider, sea bass
Description: Silvery body, continuous black stripes
Life History: Anadromous, spawns in freshwater
Habitat: Rivers, lakes, coastal estuaries
Distribution: Atlantic coast, introduced inland waters
Other Info: Large, strong, popular gamefish
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7. Hybrid Striped Bass
Other Names: Wiper, whiterock bass, sunshine bass
Description: Cross between striped, white bass
Life History: Hatchery-produced, sterile, rapid grower
Habitat: Reservoirs, deeper lakes, open waters
Distribution: Stocked in many U.S. waters
Other Info: Excellent fighter, widely stocked species
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8. Blue Catfish
Other Names: Humpback blue, blue channel, fork tail
Description: Blue-gray body, forked tail, large
Life History: Spawns summer, nests in cavities
Habitat: Large rivers, deep lakes, reservoirs
Distribution: Mississippi River Basin, introduced elsewhere
Other Info: Largest North American catfish
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9. Channel Catfish
Other Names: Willow cat, spotted cat, fork tail
Description: Slender, deeply forked tail, spots
Life History: Spawns spring, male guards eggs
Habitat: Lakes, ponds, rivers, slow streams
Distribution: Throughout U.S., very widespread species
Other Info: Farm-raised for food industry
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10. Flathead Catfish
Other Names: Mudcat, yellow cat, shovelhead, Appaloosa
Description: Flat head, mottled yellow-brown
Life History: Spawns in secluded areas, nests
Habitat: Large rivers, deep holes, logs
Distribution: Central U.S., expanding in South
Other Info: Aggressive predator, solitary bottom dweller
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11. Yellow Bullhead
Other Names: Yellow cat, butter cat, mud cat
Description: Yellow-brown, rounded tail, white chin
Life History: Spawns spring, parental care common
Habitat: Sluggish streams, ponds, muddy areas
Distribution: Eastern U.S., southern Great Plains
Other Info: Bottom feeder, tolerates poor conditions
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12. Black Bullhead
Other Names: Black cat, pollywog, horned pout
Description: Dark body, square tail, barbels
Life History: Spawns in spring, nest builder
Habitat: Shallow lakes, ditches, slow creeks
Distribution: Central and eastern U.S. primarily
Other Info: Hardy, survives low oxygen environments
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13. Black Crappie
Other Names: Calico bass, papermouth, speckled perch
Description: Dark speckles, silvery body, tall
Life Histo
Zach
God will not forgive you for serving this food to me
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Pretty terrible burger. Patties are super thin and poorly cooked
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