Flippers in fish, also known as fins, are used primarily for stability and maneuvering. The pectoral fin can help fish dive, climb, turn left or right as well as back up. The pelvic fins help the fish maintain an upright position while swimming and the tail fin is responsible for forward movement and speed.
Yes
Piranhas do not have flippers they have fins, gills etc. They have the same features as all other fish.
Not exactly. They have fins on the sides of their bodies that help them swim but no. They do not have flippers.
Dolphins, whales, fish, and others
The flippers on the pinball machine didn't work right. They change the T.V. channels so often that we should call them channel flippers.
Seals have flippers while fish have fins. They are derived from the same structures but used by different classifications.
Fee,Claws to climb trees, and for fish and other animals flippers and fins.
DO U HAVE FLIPPERS
Fish with pectoral fins use them to swim around, much like you would use flippers on your feet in the water
Fins. no it has flippers because fish have fins and a whales are not fish they're mammals
yes they do have flippers
Icthyosaurus looked like a fish. It had a flipper on each side, that would probably usually be called a fin.