No, it has a skeleton of bone.
A perch's skeleton is made of true bone instead of cartilage. Perch bones differ somewhat from human bones, but still contain components such as connective tissue and minerals.
It depends on the type of Perch, but mostly cold freshwater lakes, ponds, and rivers.
The nile perch mostly eat tiger fish, Awaka, Nagara, insects, crustaceans, mollusks, and planktons when they are on a diet.
Sharks and perches have different skeletons by how sharks by how shark's body are straight and aligned to have quick movement in bodies of water. On the other hand, perch's have rough, rigid scales on their body. On the other hand sharks are made of cartilage (the perch are not).
Crickets have an exo skeleton mostly made up of chiton. Humans have endo skeletons made of calcium carbonate.
they don't have skin, their body is made mostly of water. It is basically a thin layer of cells and that's it.
mostly dairy products like milk and cheese, because they contain calcium. WARNING! do not be tricked, mostly fruits and veggies are to keep your BODY healthy, not ur skeleton!
An infant's skeleton is actually mostly cartilage. If a fetus's skeleton was bone, childbirth would be much harder. As calcium deposits in that cartilage, it begins to convert to bone.
It is made up of mostly hyaline cartilage.
The plural of perch, when referring to a bird's perch, is perches. The plural of perch, when referring to the fish, remains perch.
Yes