Fish have an organ called a swim bladder. This organ controls exactly where in the water a fish is. Its fins simply propel the fish in a direction. The swim bladder controls the up and down bit.
Not all fish do swim to the deep. Some are mid water fish and others tend to stick close to the surface. It all depends on how they evolved and what purpose/place they have in their environment.
any fish needs to be able to hide at the bottom when a preditor comes and eat at the top and swim with the others in the middle of the tank
As with the Salmon, a fish would normally go upstream to the place of its birth, to mate.
samon swim up river to lay their eggs then they die
no they swim up the rivers and steams to go to there place there they there born
Salmon live in the ocean, but swim up rivers to spawn.
No they can't because they need to have salt in the water. So no sea fish cannot swim in the river.
In lakes and rivers unless your into the aquarium hobby, then they would swim in a fish tank/aquarium.
In lakes and rivers unless your into the aquarium hobby, then they would swim in a fish tank/aquarium.
Early humans used rivers for water to drink, cook, bathe, and irrigate crops; to fish; to swim; to travel; etc.
Catfish do not swim in the ocean, they are found in rivers, creeks, and fresh water ponds.
No, fish can only be released in rivers, ponds and the ocean and when they are released they swim away.
The answer is smelt. Caught in rivers emptying into Lake Superior by net when they swim up stream to spawn.
The cute little creatures called salmon are the fish that swim up stream! Bears love them. :0)
Because it helps provide us with clean air, and it protects our native wildlife (eg our birds etc)