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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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What is the function of pectoral fin on a fish?
Fish with pectoral fins use them to swim around, much like you would use flippers on your feet in the water
Would cellular respiration in fish raise or lower the surrounding pH?
When CO2 is Added to Water due to Cellular Respiration the Concentration of H+ Increases so it Lowers the pH.
Because the water is necessary for all the people that live around river-wood and if they don't have the water from the river available they can't survive in there so that why they need to conserved the water they send them by truck and scientist need to find a way to purify the water so that people can drink it.
How did sea dinosaurs become extinct?
Dinosoars became extincted from one reason. Global Warming. their bodies couldn't take it what so ever and they all died off. Some lived as in Alligators i like to say but other than that they died.
No,They don't even exsist THEY DO EXIST. THE PERFECT PROOF IS THE PACIFIC OCEAN.
Is methylene blue important for fish?
Not persay. It has it's uses, but should not be used constantly or relied upon in the case of serious health issues..
Generally it is used to treat fungal infections and it can be used to reduce the stress and damage caused by NH3 and NO2 poisoning.
It can be used to treat fish topically much like Melafix, but it is pretty light weight in this regard. My opinion is that it is akin to a cup of tea with lemon and honey... Probably more for relief than actual cure.
It is also used to prevent fungal infection of fish eggs which can be prone to such issues.
With good fish husbandry, it is not important as such.
What do you call a thick slice of meat or fish?
"Slab" would be one word to describe a thick slice of meat or fish. Some may call it "steak."
Surgeonfish are tropical marine fishes of the family Acanthuridae of the class
Actinopterygii.
How long does salmon spend at sea?
Salmon spend most of their lives in saltwater and only return to freshwater to spawn. Different species of salmon spend different lengths of time in the ocean due to differences in the amount of time it takes the salmon to sexually mature. Most salmon spend between 1 and 5 years in the Ocean before returning to freshwater to spawn and die.
Unfortunately this question can not be answered. This varies from country to country, state to state, county to county and even one stream vs another.
the fillet of fish is laid on the table, stuffing is spread on it, then it is rolled up,tied with a string, to keep the shape.
Why would you use weight when caching a fish?
To keep the bait from floating on the surface of the water.
What does a mud dog look like?
Its actually called a mud puppy, and it lives in the water and has smooth skin, it looks like an over grown lizard that is a fish
What is the natural surroundings of the fighting fish in the wild?
They live in the lowlands of east Asia in slow moving streams and ponds affected by seasonal flooding. The way it was described to me by a professional collector in the 1950s was "Betta splendens (and Anabantids in general) live in oxygen depleted puddles, streams and small ponds in the Rainforests of Malaysia, India, and Indonesia. The lack of oxygen in their habitat explains why the fish developed a labyrinth for breathing air as a supplement.
**The oxygen depleted puddles and small ponds is true only during the drought seasons. The rest of the year it's more like lakes and rivers.
yes the fish like the smell of it and that attracts them
Which fish can weigh twice as much as anafrican elephant and is the largest fish in the world?
The largest fish is the whale shark...it can reach about 65 feet in length and weigh up to 75,000 pounds which is considerably heavier than 2 african elephants.
The largest boney fish is the Ocean Sunfish, however, it only reaches a weight of 2-3 tons,
