A shellfish will breathe under water by using tubes that are called siphons. These bring water into the animal and then push out the water that is carrying waste.
Fish, and other sea creatures. (Apart from things such as dolphins & whales who can just hold their breath for a long time) Human's can artificially breathe, using air tanks or snorkels.
Sea anemones live in marine environments such as coral reefs, rocks, and sandy sea floors. They breathe through their body walls by absorbing oxygen from the water through a process called diffusion. They have a simple circulatory system that helps distribute oxygen throughout their body.
During high tide, sea creatures may move closer to the shore as more water covers their habitats. During low tide, sea creatures may remain underwater or retreat to deeper waters to avoid being stranded on land. Some sea creatures are adapted to these tidal changes and have ways to cope with the fluctuating water levels.
This depends on the organisms, but many things that live in the sea breathe through gills. There is oxygen in the water so they take in water and they will diffuse the oxygen out of the water into their cells.
no tsunami's actually wont be noticed at sea, its as it approximates the shore when water levels start to rise
see land animals have to breathe on land...of course,and sea creatures have Gils which are used to breathe under water but their are some land and sea animals such as frogs or aquatic turtles
If you mean, "are all under water creatures, sea creatures?" then no. The term SEA is for the ocean and there also can be creatures in freshwater. Also some creatures that live in water such as some snakes and sea turtles come out of the water every so often, so they are no total sea/water creatures. Fish are underwater creatures though.
No. The extract dissolved oxygen from water.
Land Turtle because a sea turtle can breathe under water and a land turtle can not breathe under water. So similar to the sea turtle is a land turtle.
Otters can't breathe under water. They're mammals, they breathe air, with lungs. When they dive, they hold their breath.
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No mammals can breathe underwater. All mammals, including sea mammals, must breathe above the surface of the water. This is why marine mammals such as dolphins and whales frequently come to the surface.
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As far as I am aware, there is no sea creature that needs to be physically on land to breathe, but there are a number of sea creatures that can breathe air, either exclusively or in tandem with breathing in water. All sea mammals and reptiles (such a whales, dolphins, porpoises, walruses, seals, sea lions, crocodiles, turtles, sea snakes, etc.) can only breath air, so they must surface. There are a number of fishes, like lungfishes and mudskippers than can both breathe in water and in air.
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Sea creatures like fish have a different breathing system than mammals laki us. While mammals including man have lungs that can oxygenate our blood when we breathe , fish have gills that extract oxygen that is dissolved in water when water moves through their gills . And since gills are specialized in extracting oxygen from water and they can't extract oxygen from air , when fish is taken out of the water , it can't get oxygen from air and they actually drown in air and die. Exact opposite to what happen to us when we get submerged under water.
Any type of water But mostly in the sea because it says it in the name SEA CREATURES but basically in any body of water.