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Most fishes know as "flying fish" are not achieving true flight. Most of these fish are either jumpers (leaping out of water) or gliders. Although, some fish can achieve true flight. For example the freshwater hatchetfish. These fish can exit the water and they will use their elongated and wing shaped pectoral fins in a flapping motion. They will also use their extremely strong caudal fin to generate thrust and air. If thrust and lift are both present, this is true flight.
The Flying Fish does not have actual wings, but the length of its "flying fins" is normally between two and three feet.
No fish ave wings - even the flying fish do not have wings. However rays ans skates have a body shape were parts are called wings and these come in pairs.
I think flying fish has a thin body with wings.
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They do use them, to escape predators.
because it is natural
There are mainly two different types of flying fish, the four-winged flying fish and the two-winged flying fish. Both can range in length from 14cm to 46cm. Flying fish have flatted corneas (The transparent layer forming the front of the eye) but most fish have curved corneas.
A flying squirrel, certain types of snakes and a flying fish. These all can glide through the air without wings.
There are no fish with actual wings . There are fish that have evolved with enlarged , or extended pectoral fins, that when extended while swimming and leaving the water momentarily , appear to fly , much like a flying squirrel. Usually , in the fishes aspect, it is used to escape predators . Hence the term "Flying Fish"
There is one kind of fish called the flying fish but it doesn't really have wings.It has enlarged fins.
Because they have large pectoral fins that are almost like wings. They can glide through the air, almost flying.