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What vertabrets has gills?
The fish is the vertebrate that has got gills.
What type of animal is a sqid?
A cephalopod.
What do wild whales eat?
They eat sqid and krill
Is a sqid a vertebrate?
No, a squid has no internal skeleton or backbone, so is an invertebrate.
What eats sqid?
Sharks thats a easy answer just like is that a female dog
How do you describe toothed whales?
they have teeth they eat fish and sqid they have one blowhole
What is the sqid that says you made me ink name in finding nemo?
Pearl .
How did sharks adapt to their habitat?
becase their got gills then they can breathe the water
Sea creatures in the aqarium?
you can find crabs and shrimp and just about anything else even sharks, but not a giant sqid.
What do we call a sea creature with eight limbs?
an octopus, noob
Do gills have their own gills?
no, because then those gills gills would need gills and they would need gills and so on, so on. They have specialised cells instead.
Do fish breathe with lungs or gills?
gills.
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