Yes.
Frogs don't breath through gills. They breath through there nostrils but as young tadpoles they have gills and through the process of metamorphosis they grow lungs and loose their tails and grow feet.
because they want to breathe and hunt for fish
life created the atmosphere through repiration and if we humans some how evolve to breathe nitrogen we can breathe something else out like Carbon Nitroxide
Stephen M. Gill has written: 'Life's vagaries' -- subject(s): Fiction, Social life and customs
Putting air in any aquarium is simple. Fish actually breathe oxygen, not air. As water passes over a system of extremely fine gill membranes, fish absorb the water's oxygen content. Gills contain a network of fine blood vessels (capillaries) that take up the oxygen and diffuse it through the membranes. So we are looking to get bubbles and some kind of plant life in the tank. A filter can easily make bubbles and give oxygen to your fish. Live plants also put off oxygen.
A. Humans.
Emma Williams Gill has written: 'Home life in the Bible' -- subject(s): Biblical Sociology, Social life and customs
the inhabitants could have special adaptations, such as fish have gills that allow them to breathe under water.
cause they get one life on water and one life on land. it's true i did homework on it and got it right
Frogs can breathe through their skin, which allows them to breathe underwater for long periods of time. They also have lungs, allowing them to perform strenuous activities in water.
People aren't fish, and can't breathe under water. Our lungs can't extract (enough) oxygen to sustain life from water. We'd drown.When people do breathe under water, they do so with the help of equipment that basically let them take a bit of the atmosphere with them, allowing the lungs to work just like they were still above the surface.
Pop Life - Breathe album - was created in 2000.