Fish

The term "green around the gills" is an idiomatic expression used to describe someone who looks ill, unwell, or nauseous. It suggests a pallor or sickly appearance, often associated with feeling queasy or about to vomit. The phrase likely originates from the idea that a person who is feeling nauseous might have a slightly greenish hue to their skin, particularly around the face.

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The swim bladder can fill by gulping air at the surface, this enables the fish to float or empty by loosing air from the swim bladder through a pneumatic duct (a pneumatic duct is an internal gas filled organ) connected to the oesophagus, this enables the fish to sink.

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if scientists want to solve an environment problem, they are most likely to use ___.

Where would you be most likely to see a flying fish?

A goldfish is a bony fish.

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no they do not eat any thing that is animal or fish related

Black spots on a fishes body is a symptom of black spot disease( a disease caused by a digenetic fluke. It will usually go away on its own, as the complex life cycle of the fluke can not be completed in an aquarium.

Fishes are generally cold blooded except some species.

It is only a two chambered heart, so it is not very efficient compared to us, but it does them good. That means there is only artery and one vein connected to it, it really just looks like a red clump of blood to the naked eye.

yes they do but not to much light and not to bright

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An average Pacific Salmon may live up to 4-5 years long, but some may live up to 8 years.

the elephant has the biggest nose

Halibut are primarily bottom feeders since they do not possess a swim bladder. They have been seen and caught very far off the bottom by sport fisherman. This is more common with juveniles than with adults. They are oppurtunistic feeders and will come well off the bottom to feed.

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they will swim around at the surface of the water

What will happen is that people will start to lose their jobs because people are over fishing, like butchers need fish to sell and when theirs no fish they wont have any to sell so that will make the money go down, and then we wont have fish to eat anymore.

Each fish has its own individual adaptations to allow it to live in all sorts of environments. In general, most fish have the following:

1. gills: these allow fish to breathe underwater without having to return to the surface

2. fins: these allow the fish to move easily through the water

3. slime: while it may seem gross, most fish are coated in a layer of slime that allows them to glide more easily through the water, and some fish even use it to protect themselves from predators

4. color: fish often have colors that play some role in helping them to blend in, to warn predators that they may be poisonous, etc. Some can even change their color to match that of their environment

5. eyes: the eyes on a fish tend to be positioned where they will be most helpful. Flounders and other bottom dwellers have eyes facing upwards so that they can see predators from below, while other fish have them facing forwards to see directly in front of them

6. behavior: there are TONS of behavioral adaptations for fish, far too many for me to list here. Some of the more common/interesting ones include: fish schooling together to protect each other and to confuse predators, hunting in groups and working as a team to corner prey, and shrimp and golbies working together to guard a burrow for them both to live in.

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Trots.

Turtles have 4 chambered heart to pump the to all the body.

They are TINY! So cute! :)