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The bull sharks in Australia are able to survive in both salt and fresh water
A diatom. It is a plant that lives in fresh water and salt water.
It lives in Fresh water.
Fresh water is from rain or snow and is very pure and free of dissolved salts. Salt water is sea water and contains salts (mainly sodium chloride ie common salt)brought in by rivers over millions of years which cannot escape and the sea therefore gets more and more salty every year. Well fresh water evaporates and with the salt water the salt stays in the water that hasn't evaporated yet.
Like most cells, amoebae are adversely affected by excessive osmotic pressure caused by extremely saline or dilute water. Amoebae will prevent the influx of salt in saline water, resulting in a net loss of water as the cell becomes isotonic with the environment, causing the cell to shrink. Placed into fresh water, amoebae will also attempt to match the concentration of the surrounding water, causing the cell to swell and sometimes burst if the water surrounding the amoeba is too dilute.
The bull sharks in Australia are able to survive in both salt and fresh water
No.
The manatee can live in salt or fresh water. But if the manatee is in salt water too long it needs to find salt water to drink
A salt water has an advantage over other organisms because the earth is made of more salt water then it is fresh water or land. This gives it more space to live and reproduce.
It's ability to live in fresh and salt water.
Salt water animals (save for the few that actually can live in either salt water or fresh water) can not survive in fresh water because their cells are isotonic to the salt water, but they would be highly hypertonic to the fresh water.That is to say, the concentration of salt within the organism's cells would be equal to the concentration of salt in the salt water, but would be far higher than the concentration of salt in the fresh water, and thus osmosis would be triggered, and the cells would "lyce" (when a cell lyces, it means it bursts due to an overabundant amount of water being forced into the cell)
Yes, the only shark that can survive in salt water and fresh water.
they need the fresh salt water to survive in the freshwater biome.
Not for very long. They are acclimated to the salt in the water.
A saltwater crocodile would not survive in fresh water. Salt water animals need the salt to keep them alive and to nourish them.
Both fresh water and salt water occur in nature, so both are natural. Note, however, that fish that live in fresh water generally cannot survive in salt water and fish that live in salt water generally cannot survive in fresh water.
Yes, Hermit crabs can survive in salt water but they dont live as long in water as they do on land