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Fish
A fish is any aquatic vertebrate animal that is typically cold-blooded, covered with scales, and equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired fins.
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Why is the Blind Cave Fish named the Blind Cave Fish?
The Blind Cave Fish is named the Blind Cave Fishbecause it has no eyes!
Sharp-toothed fish include most species of sharks, as well as piranha, barracuda, and gars.
How do mudskipper breath on land?
They can breathe through their skin, mouth and throat, but only when they are wet. That is why they are only found in humid areas. This is called cutaneous air breathing.
Another is their big gill chambers so air bubbles are retained. The flaps close to keep the air in and they then use the air to breathe out of water.
It is perfectly safe. It can cause your stomach to be upset, but no poison dangers. My grandfather believed this myth through his years. So eat and drink away. Did you remember your breath mints?
Do froglets breathe under water?
Well, frogs are amphibians that are not fully adapted to live on land, but they can survive for a little while on land. Although they have lungs, they can use their skin for oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange as well. If they are in the water, they use their skin to breath. If they're on land they use their lungs to breath. They can't be out of the water for too long or they'll literally "dry up."
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Are small fish eaten by little fish?
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How do you find out how many gallons your fish tank is?
The packaging or booklet usually gives the volume of the tank, but if it does not, fill the aquarium one gallon at a time (or if it is large, 2-5 gallons at a time) until it is filled. The number of gallons that is put in the aquarium is the number of gallons of water the tank holds.
How do puffer fish move in water?
Puffer fish, also known as blowfish or bubblefish, are solitary creatures and only interact for short periods of time. They like exploring but they don't like to be in the open for long because it makes them more vulnerable. They are slow swimmers and their only defense against predators in their ability to puff up. Puffing up does cause a risk to the puffer fish though because at times water or air can become lodged in their lungs and kill them. Because of this, they prefer not to puff. When guarding their eggs some puffer fish become territorial and aggressive and sometimes seem to go crazy. When kept in captivity the puffer fish have the ability to recognize their owners and can be taught to beg for food.
How is the body of the fish adapted to swimming in water?
- gills for breathing
- fins for swimming
- tail fin to change direction
- gall bladder to float
What sounds do puffer fish make?
Puffins make loud growling calls usually from underground which sounds like a muffled chainsaw. The chicks "peep" for food from parents.
Where on a sting ray are the mammary glands?
Stingrays don't have mammary glands. Mammary glands are only found on mammals. Stingrays are fish.
What do you call fish that can'T swim stays out of water has no backbone yet so delicious?
boneless bangus,it is in my plate and has no backbone [that why it's called boneless bangus] so delicious it is not in the water....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Who is in one fish two fish red fish blue?
one fish two fish red fish blue fish
black fish blue fish old fish new fish
some are red and some are blue. some are old and some are new.
some are sad and some are glad. And some are very, very bad.
Why are they das and glad and bad? I dont know. Go ask your dad.
Some are thin and some are fat. The fat one has a yellow hat.
From there to here, from here to there, funny things everywhere.
Here are some who like to run. They run for fun in the hot, hot sun
Oh me! Oh my!
Oh me! Oh my!
what alot of funny things go by.
Some have two feet and some have four.
Some have six feet and some have more.
Where do they come from?
I cant say.
But i bet they have come a long, long way.
We see them come.
We see them go.
Some are fast.
And some are slow.
Some are high.
And some are low
Not one of them is like another.
Don't as us why.
Go ask your mother
Do fish go into shock if they are moved to warmer water?
Yes and no. It's really more about how quickly the changes come about. A very quick change of as little as 5 degrees can kill a particularly sensitive fish but if the change were to happen a couple if degrees every 15 minutes or so the fish would survive a wide range of temperatures. Some Bettas are able to live well in 50 F water and also in 90+F water. In the wild some of the small ditches these fish live in can get to over 110 F and the fish live through it. It's all about the speed of the change.
Do sea monkeys play with the sea diamonds?
They are tiny diamond like toys for the sea monkeys to play with. Hope this helps!
How does black dragon fish breath?
A black dragon breathes acid, and a blue breathes lightning, a gold breathes regular fire and so does a silver, white breathes ice, and green breathes, well, that i don't know, but a black dragon breathes acid. The book in which the Black Dragon is featured is revealed at the end of the book to be entirely fiction. Not that I don't believe in Dragons, but that book is fictional.
No... a stonefish is venomous, not poisonous. Poisonous states the the poison is always active. Like a poison dart frog, the poison is always on the outside of its body. But venomous is when it has to be outputted somehow. Like on a stonefish, you have to step on the spine for the venom to come out, otherwise, if you touch it, nothing will happen.
Examples of nouns related to the word 'fish' are:
bait
can
caviar
chum
dinner
fingerling
food
fry
hook
meal
net
pan
Pisces
pole
prey
quarry
roe
sandwich
stock
sucker
sushi
I'm not sure if bass will eat fish flakes, but you could try it. also if you have a lake or pond behind your house like i do, t
How do fish survive the pressure of the ocean?
The lungs of mammals would not work very well for a fish, because one breath underwater would fill them with fluid and make them useless. Nonetheless, fish need oxygen to breathe, too. In order to remove oxygen from the water, they rely on special organs called "gills." Gills are feathery organs full of blood vessels.
