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Why red snappers and dolphins and found living in the sea but they do not breathe through their gills?
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Dolphins come up to the surface to breathe.
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What kind of living thing breathe through their stomata?
Plants Breathe Through Stomata. Stomata is found on the leaves of a plant. To Learn More Check On The Internet
How does a tortiose breathe?
Pertty much like all land living animals - through lungs.
How do animals living underwater breathe?
They usually absorb oxygen from the water - through a system of gills.
How do you know that dolphins are mammals?
A Mammal is normally defined as a warm blooded animal with a covering of fur, skin or hair which gives birth to live young who are nourished with milk, and who are vertebrate (having a backbone). Dolphins fit all these characteristics, even though they have smooth skin instead of fur. Mammals also breathe through lungs. Dolphins must come to the surface to breathe, as they cannot breathe underwater, unlike fish.A dolphin breathes air with lungs, is warm-blooded, and nurses its young. These are the major prerequisites for the order Mammalia. Like all mammals except the monotremes, it gives birth to live young.They breathe air stupid.Actually, the term 'mammal' defines an animal that produces milk to its young. The fact that they breathe air, which separates them from being fish, is coincidental but true.Dolphins are warm-blooded air-breathing vertebrates that give birth to live young and feed them milk. Fish are cold blooded, have gills to extract oxygen from water and most lay eggs to reproduce.Most people think that mammals are only land animals but that is not true. Dolphins are mammal because they give birth to living young, breathe air, and have hair on them. Most people suspect dolphins do not have any hair on them, but they have whiskers on the end of their nose.Most people think that mammals are only land animals but that is not true. Dolphins are mammal because they give birth to living young, breathe air, and have hair on them. Most people suspect dolphins do not have any hair on them, but they have whiskers on the end of their nose.
Do only living things breathe?
Yes, only living things breathe.
Name the organs in different living organisms through which they breathe?
skin trachea bronchioles lungs nose
Is it correct to say that living things which breathe through their gills live in water and reproduce by laying eggs?
yes
How do lichens breathe?
Yes. All living things breathe.
Why do plants go through cellular respiration and how do they balance the carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere by doing so?
A plant is a living thing so there for it needs to breathe. When plants breathe they breathe the opposite of us in with carbon dioxide out with oxogyn
Are dolphins biotic?
Yes, dolphins are biotic, or living. Rocks are abiotic, or nonliving.
What do plants breathe through their stem?
plants breathe in carbon dioxide through their stems during the day only. during the night time this process stops as all living things need rest and so do plants. - soumya s nair
Is it correct to say that living things which breathe through their gills usually live in water and reproduce by laying eggs?
no is it not correct to say that living things which breathe through their gills usually live in water and reproduce by laying eggs . it is because like whale, it live in water but uses lungs and reproduce by giving birth alive.
