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fish have gills to breath so yeah
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How does fishes breathe?
All fish breath through their gills, there is oxygen in water, as such, they take the oxygen through their gills.
How do shark gills protect it?
The gills of a shark (and other fishes) extract oxygen from the water, allowing the shark to breath.
How do fishes obtain oxygen?
Fish use organs on the sides of their heads called gills. These organs are used to extract oxygen from the water around them, allowing them to breath.
Why you cannot breath in water but the fishes can?
Fish have gils, that's what makes them breathe underwater.
What is a five letter word for a fishes breading organ?
Fishes breath through their GILLS
What gills do for fishes?
they allow them to breath underwater
What makes fishes lives in water?
Well they can't breath on land. They have gills either side of their head which bring the fishes blood very close to the tissue surface.This allows Carbon dioxide to leave the blood and Oxygen to be taken up.
What are water breathing fish called?
fishes. All fishes breath in the water. They cannot survive outside of water except for few fishes which have adapted to breath air like the mud skipper fish. The only reason fishes are able to breath under water is because of their gills
What is a fish method of breathing?
Well the fishes breath through gills as you know, but the way they breath is that they suck the oxygen out of the water. The way they do this is by: bringing water forth to their mouth which easily then just goes through their body and to their gills, and gets rid of the carbon dioxide, but keeps the oxygen for itself.
What is the percent of oxygen is released in an exhale?
hi, as we breath in we breath in about 20% oxygen, we breath out 16%.. we only use about 4% of the oxygen we breath in..
What do fishes use to breath that humans use to?
mouth
What is a fishes do to adapt themselves to their habitats?
breath through their gills!
