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What do fish have that whales don't?
One thing that fish have that whales do not have are gills. Fish need gills to breathe, but whales have a blowhole because they are mammals.
How many gills does a fish have?
A fish typically has two gills, one on each side of its head. These gills are responsible for extracting oxygen from water that the fish swims through, allowing it to breathe.
Is a gerbil a fish?
Gerbils are not fish! They do not have gills and such.... they are rodents... I have one of my own!
How are birds and fish different?
It is different by a fish has gills and a bird dont. A bird an fly a fish cant, see the difference?
Is a sea horse one of the mammal species?
no, it is a fish, it breathes with gills
Which animal breathe through their gills?
Fish breathe through gills, as does at least one type of amphibian, the axolotl.
How many gills are there in one hogshead?
2016 gills Added to answer above: The only connection found between hogshead and fish is a reference (see related link) to measuring a quantity of fish in New Brunswick.
What is the origin of filled to the gills?
The origin of filled to the gills comes from goldfish. They will eat and eat until they are stuffed to the gills and make themselves sick. They do not know when to stop eating. So stuffed to the gills is used as an expression for when one has eaten too much.
How do you use 'unlike' as a preposition?
The adjective "unlike" makes a comparison between two nouns, saying that one is different in some way from the other. You can use unlike followed by a noun to create a prepositional phrase.Fish have gills and can live underwater. Mammals do not have gills.Unlike mammals, fish have gills and can live underwater.
Where are the gills located on a fish?
there are only one gill on each side of a fish
Why do fish have gills?
Gills are a vital part of the respiratory system in fish and other aquatic organisms. Humans (and other mammals) have tiny air sacs in the lungs, alveoli, that are responsible for the exchange of gases to and from the blood. The same is true with fish, except their version of alveoli (gills) are external to exchange gases directly to and from the water. This allows for a process called "countercurrent exchange" by which oxygen is able to diffuse into the capillaries of the gills as the fish swims.Fish without gills is like you without lungs. The intake of oxygen and export of carbon dioxide can't be possible solely through integumentary diffusion in multicellular organisms.Fish have gills because they need to breathe in the water.They take the place of lungs, and permit fish to breathe oxygen from water.fish have gilles so that they can breath under water and also swim and breath at the same timefish have gills to breath underwater. They cant breath on land because gills are for breathing underwater and lungs are for breathing on land.People used to take baby puppies and drown them in the water. They did this because they wanted to see if they were able to survive in the water. So one puppy, by the name of Kelsey, was in the middle of being drowned, and it thought of its inner strength. It then began to shake and the water turned neon red! When the person who was drowning the puppy lifted it up, the puppy had gills and became quite scalish. Then the puppy swam away and it later mated with another fish and they made:GOLD FISHPEACE OUT
What are the simple common characteristics of fish?
The most common caracteristic of a fish is that it has got gills and not lungs. However. Some highly evolved and most special fish has got something that work like lungs. Other characteristica is : tail, fins and being coldblooded. Some fish have scales. Other fish do not have scales.
