It really depends on the type of fish. Most fish though, have a certain mouth design that allows the mouth to pop open extremely quickly, creating negative pressure in the mouth, and causing whatever is near the mouth to be instantly sucked in. Once the food is in the mouth, it is pushed down to the stomach by muscular contractions.
they swallow ther food by suckin it down to small peseas because the it fish and that is easy to eatbye
They use their beaks as "fishing nets" and swallow the fish whole.They use their beaks as "fishing nets" and swallow the fish whole.
Hawaiian monk seals eat eels, fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans. Seals swallow stones which some scientists think help break up fish bones because seals swallow their food whole.
A swallow is a bird.
Absolutely none. Fish take food into their mouths and taste it. If they like it, they swallow, if not they will spit it out. The colour of the flakes has no bearing on what the fish takes in and tastes in my experience.Read more: What_effect_does_food_color_have_on_the_amount_of_food_a_fish_eats
Absolutely none. Fish take food into their mouths and taste it. If they like it, they swallow, if not they will spit it out. The colour of the flakes has no bearing on what the fish takes in and tastes in my experience.Read more: What_effect_does_food_color_have_on_the_amount_of_food_a_fish_eats
Absolutely none. Fish take food into their mouths and taste it. If they like it, they swallow, if not they will spit it out. The colour of the flakes has no bearing on what the fish takes in and tastes in my experience.Read more: What_effect_does_food_color_have_on_the_amount_of_food_a_fish_eats
Absolutely none. Fish take food into their mouths and taste it. If they like it, they swallow, if not they will spit it out. The colour of the flakes has no bearing on what the fish takes in and tastes in my experience.Read more: What_effect_does_food_color_have_on_the_amount_of_food_a_fish_eats
Sea horses eat small shrimp and small fish. Anything they can swallow. They are in the middle of the food chain
Dolphins use their teeth to catch fish and other large prey. Dolphins don't chew their food they swallow the fish whole.
Animals such as snakes, frogs, and some birds like pelicans are known to swallow their food whole. They have unique anatomical adaptations that allow them to accommodate large prey in their digestive systems.
Fish do not chew their food in the way most animals do. For example, sharks tear off pieces of their prey and then swallow those pieces whole. Most fish do not have stomachs but they do have intestines and pancreas which secretes chemicals to help them digest their food.