i think it is vitamin d
Big fishes eat the smaller fishes and other organism found in ocean like shrimps ,crustaceans,squids , algae aquatic plants and planktons.
No, protein and vitamin are two different things, and one is not going to be found in the other. But yes, they can both be found in an animal.
No, being an aquatic animal it needs an aquatic environment similar to its natural habitat. The Climate should reflect the climate of the habitat the animal is found in, wild versions are naturally found in.
Protiens, carbohydrates, vitamins.
The non- metallic element found in humans, vitamins, animal feed, and electronics is carbon. Carbon is responsible for all of life on Earth.
animals dont have protein
This is what is called the waterbear. moss piglet or Tardigrade. We have found fossils from 530 millions years ago.
More aquatic plants are found at marshy places of subtropical zones.
minerals and fishes can be found
The major source of vitamins are found in fruits and vegetables.
There are four Fat soluble Vitamins in body. Vitamins A, D, E, and K. Vitamin A is found in animal liver and colored fruits. Green leafy vegetables contains Pro-vitamin A. That is Beta-carotin, a powerful anti-oxidant. Which is converted into 2 molecules of Vitamin A in body. Vitamin A and D are found only in liver of some fishes like Cod liver oil and very little quantity is present in animal food and it must be fortified in food by government. Almost every body, who wares clothes and do not get morning and afternoon sun bath have 'sub-clinical' Vitamin D deficiency. Except the people having certain fishes in there diet. Vitamin E is present in 8 forms and present in germinating seeds in ample and in various nuts. Vitamin C is water soluble Vitamin. It is present in allCitrusfruits. Folic acid is present in all green leafy vegetables. And Vitamin B 12 orCynocobalamineis present as 'Extrinsicfactor' in animal liver and absorbed only if 'Intrinsicfactor' is present in stomach. It is absent invegetablefood. So 'vegans' can have them in dairy products.
Usually in the middle underneath the animal. However the mount can also migrate forward, to the side of the animal in an irregular echinoid.