Why does acid rain kill?

Answer 1

the sulphate ion in acid rain is able to release aluminium ions from the soil surrounding the lakes, when the fish is poisoned by the aluminium, it's gills become covered intil mucus and eventually it cannot get enough oxygen to breath.
Acid rain changes the pH of the water to make it more acidic. Fish can only survive in water with a specific pH. If the pH of the water is changed too much, then the fish cannot survive in the environment of that water
Acid rain negatively affects fish by raising the acidity of the water to a level the fish cannot abide and by leaching metals such as aluminum from the soil that can poison fish. Acid rain effects Fishes because when the (acid)rain falls in the pond or the lake, the acid collects in the water becoming stronger and stronger until the fish can't live any longer.

Answer 2

Acid rain can be harmful to living organisms because it can lower the pH of water bodies and soil, making them more acidic. This can disrupt the balance of ecosystems and can harm or kill plants and animals by damaging their cells, inhibiting nutrient uptake, and even causing direct toxicity in some cases.

Answer 3

acid rain happens because when air becomes polluted, the chemicals mixes with rain and turn into acid rain.

Answer 4

the chemicals of smoke and all that other stuff cause it

Answer 5

Plants and insects

Answer 6

its is bad cause it kills living things

Answer 7

everything