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Yes, fish have scales that can be described as dry. Fish scales are composed of a hard, protective layer, often made of a protein called keratin, which helps to shield their bodies from physical damage and parasites. While the scales themselves are dry, fish are typically covered in a layer of mucus that keeps their skin moist and aids in hydrodynamics. This mucus layer is essential for their health and helps prevent infections.

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