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What keeps a fish' s blood moving past it's gills and its body?
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∙ 15y ago
Its heart does. this is for my science HWK at school. I think this is the answer.
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What keeps the blood moving throughout the body?
The heart.
What is the name of the organ that keeps blood moving around the body?
The Heart.
What keeps blood moving in a circuit through the body even when the pressure is relatively low?
your heart is a pump and keeps the blood flowing
What does blood do when the heart is relaxed?
the heart never relaxes and the blood always keeps on moving to other parts of the body
Can squids breath out of the water?
The octopus has gills like fish, which the water passes across in a counter current (the opposite way to the blood) oxygenising blood with oxygen from the water. This blood is transported around the body. Which keeps pumping all the way around the body to then reach the heart and pass through again. This is a never ending cycle.
What body part pumps blood around the body?
=which part of circulatory serve as a pump that keeps the blood moving?==a.arteries==b.blood vessels==c.veins==d.heart=
Why does blood travel to the gills before the rest of the body in a perch?
To oxygenate the blood
Where does blood collect in fish after it circulates through the body?
the gills
why is water wet and why is it called water and were did they discover water and why is your boby fluids made out of water?
what water does for your body?It keeps us hydrated and keeps you moving and helps the brain and keeps your blood stream flowing and keeps you healthy and strong and it keeps your body alive and your musclse healthy and keeps you from a heat stroak and all the other diseases
Why is it necesseary for blood to be pumped through the body?
It is necessary for blood to pump through your body because it keeps you alive. It sends the blood to your organs and keeps them from failing.
What thing in your body keeps your blood clean?
blood donation
What is the liquid that keeps your body warm?
Your blood. :)
