Humans have lungs to extract oxygen from the air. Fish have gills to extract oxygen from the water.
Humans must first dissolve the gasses in water (in the alveolii of the lungs) before we can extract it, whereas fish only can get the gasses already dissolved. Also - fish have a one-way respiratory system whereas humans have an in and out respiratory system.
Yes, fish have gills for respiration, while humans have lungs. Fish use gills to extract oxygen from water, while humans use lungs to extract oxygen from air. Fish also have a swim bladder to help regulate buoyancy, which is not present in humans.
The zebra fish will have a higher respiration rate
The gill of a fish removes dissolved oxygen from the water it lives in. In humans the lung performs a similar role by separating oxygen from the air which is mostly nitrogen.
Some fish do, but not exactly like humans. Bony saltwater fish lose water by osmosis. To replenish the lost water, the fish need to drink.
only some fish are poisonous to humans
All fish respire via the gills.
Animals = lungs Fish = gills
No , nostrils are absent in fish , fish inhale water by open mouth .
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shellfish are not fish the are confishy.They have exoskelitonS.
There is no required amount of fish that humans should eat in a day. Many humans go days without fish, and some people never eat fish.