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The farmers are able to meet the fish demand without exhausting fish in our ecosystem.
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Fish hatcheries help to save threatened fish species by?
they help save them by inserting fish sperm into female fish
Is the fish population inclining or declining?
The fish population is declining due to overfishing, habitat destruction, and pollution. Conservation efforts and sustainable fishing practices are needed to help stabilize and increase fish populations.
Why are marine reserves ecologically better than fish farms?
Marine reserves are ecologically better than fish farms because they protect natural ecosystems, allowing biodiversity to thrive and maintain healthy marine populations. Unlike fish farms, which often lead to overstocking, pollution, and disease, marine reserves support a balanced food web and provide critical habitats for various species. Additionally, reserves help replenish fish stocks in surrounding areas through natural breeding and migration, promoting sustainable fishing practices. Overall, marine reserves contribute to the resilience of marine environments, while fish farms can negatively impact local ecosystems.
What do finns do for fish?
The finns on a fish help the fish to navigate and turn.
Does tail helps fish to move or fins help fish to move?
They both help a fish to move
How can fish help to your body?
fish has protein
Does gills help breah to the fish?
If your questions is do gills help fish breathe, than yes, they extract the air from the water, and into the fish. If your questions is do gills help fish breed, than no, they do not.
Do seal help fish?
No Seals eat fish.
How does a fish's mouth help the fish?
They can eat. and breathe
What does the nose on a fish help the fish do?
Fish don't have noses, they have gills which make them breathe.
Do fish breathe with the help of gills or guilds?
Fish breathe with the help with gills.
How do small fish help larger fish?
Most of the time small fish help larger fish by becomming part of their diet. However, there are many smaller fish that are considered 'cleaner fish', that help larger fish by eating parasites and dead skin and scales off of larger fish. Examples are the neon goby and the various species of cleaner wrasses found on coral reefs.
