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the left fin or also known as the dorsal fin

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What do the side fins do for a fish?

They assist in stabilizing the fish so that it doesn't roll side to side. It also helps it change its depth in the water working like a wing so it can move up and down.


How does a bony fish use swim bladder?

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How do fish and submarines move up and down in water?

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Why does fish sinks and float?

Fish can control their buoyancy using an organ called a swim bladder, which helps them move up or down in the water. If a fish has too much gas in its swim bladder, it may float to the surface; if it has too little, it may sink. Factors like water temperature, food consumption, and depth can also impact a fish's buoyancy.


The of a fish helps it move up and down in the water?

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Why is it easier to go down a slope than up a slope?

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