Does hake have scales and fins?

Answer 1

Hake is a type of fish that does have scales and fins. Scales are thin, bony plates that cover the skin of the fish, providing protection and reducing water resistance. Fins are the wing-like structures that help fish navigate and maintain balance in the water. Both scales and fins are characteristic features of most fish species, including hake.

Answer 2

Well, isn't that a lovely question! Hake is a type of fish that does indeed have scales and fins. These scales help protect the fish and its beautiful fins help it glide gracefully through the water. So next time you see a hake swimming by, you'll know all about its wonderful scales and fins.

Answer 3

"Hake" is a general term to describe several species of fish all of them have silver skin with a pink tint. The flesh of "hake" is white and tender. hake do not look like salmon as stated before, but look similar to cod.

Answer 4

Hake come in a variety by classification. Red Hake has fins and scales. Hake species stay in deep sea water during the day and come to the middle depths during the night. They eat other sea creatures found near the bottom of the sea. They however are not bottom feeders. There are about 12 different types of Hake which are cut and named steak fish on the east coast. Most interesting is the fact that the fish known as Whiting, is also a variety of the Hake fish only smaller.

All Hake fish have fins and scales.

Answer 5

No... they have no skin and no bones their just kinda squishy and float there