Fish and humans both use sexual reproduction. This means that one sperm cell (from the father) and one egg cell (from the mother) combine to form an embryo. Now the embryo gets half of its genetic material from each parent.
Sexual reproduction doesn't neccessarily mean an organism "has sex" as we know it, however. Fish release sperm and egg cells into the water instead of physically having sexual intercourse. When the egg is fertilized outside of the mother's body, it's called external fertilization.
Fish do not experience orgasms in the same way that humans do during reproduction. While they do release eggs and sperm during spawning, it is not accompanied by the same physical and emotional sensations that humans associate with orgasms.
There are many similarities between fish and humans. Fish and humans have many of the same organs. We both have a digestive system and a reproductive system.
the same as Humans
same as humans
Fish do not get married in the same way humans do. They reproduce by laying eggs and fertilizing them externally. Some fish species may engage in courtship behaviors before spawning, but this is for the purpose of reproduction rather than forming a lifelong partnership.
The great white shark has the same reproduction as humans. Their babies are born live.
Basically the same as humans. May be differences in courtship though.
Sexual reproduction involves the combining of genetic material from the male and female. This is basic to sexual reproduction so in this respect flowers and humans are the same.
I'd suggest that you read the book of Genesis. It will tell you how everything was created. The same way apes evolved into humans, through mutation. Also, the same way new viruses and other forms of life are coming into existence today. I found a program on Discovery explaining the difference between ray-fin fish and lobe-fin fish to be very educational. Lobe-fin fish are our earliest ancestors with the same basic skeleton as humans having distinct finger bones and limbs. Ray-fin fish have the same limb that current fish have such as catfish or goldfish. They remained on that evolutionary tree where we humans branched from lobe-fin fish.
the same way humans do
No, generally, the animal comes out as a baby (think humans) or as an egg (think birds).
Yes, that's the easiest place for them to hide their eggs from predators. (Fish who eat them)