Fish

You can call them: puffer fish, blow fish, globe fish, or fugu

Queen angelfish are found in the tropical waters of the western Atlantic Ocean, from Florida to Brazil including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. They inhabit coral reefs, rocky areas, and crevices at depths ranging from 15 to 60 meters. Juveniles can be found in more shallow waters and mangrove areas.

Fishes die when they are taken out of water because just like how we suffocate in water when we drown fishes also suffocate in the air. The reason for this is that the gills i.e. their lungs, are stacked on top of each other which is known as the gill stacks. Without water the gill stacks all stick together preventing oxygen from entering. In addition the gills don't have a large enough surface area to get the amount of oxygen it needs to survive.

Tropical fish have adaptations such as bright colors for camouflage and attracting mates, streamlined body shapes for efficient swimming in warm waters, and specialized gills for extracting oxygen from low-oxygen environments. Additionally, some tropical fish have evolved unique behaviors to avoid predators or to find food in their specific habitat.

clown fish can last as long as it is healthy enough to live. When sea creatures live in the ocean they tend to be way healthier than if they live in a small environment eg. a tank. Clown fish may live around 3-4 years if they aren't eaten and if they eat and continue to stay healthy.

Based on what I can find on the net, snow fish is either a) Escolar, or b) Sablefish FYI, it seems more often referenced to escolar than sablefish. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escolar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sablefish

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According to the Bible non Scale Fish are not suppose to be eaten

Arctic grayling can be found in cold freshwater environments throughout the Arctic and subarctic regions of North America, Europe, and Asia. They inhabit rivers, streams, and lakes with clean, well-oxygenated water. These fish are known for their distinctive appearance, with a sail-like dorsal fin and vibrant colors.

The Canterbury Mudfish prefers lots of cover (aquatic plants) to hide from all their different predators in, and also, to lay all their eggs in. Generally, they have lots of species feeding on them, but their main predators are; Trout, Eels, Herons, and Bitterns. For more details, please see sites listed below.

Sheepshead fish are preyed upon by larger predators such as sharks, bottlenose dolphins, and larger predatory fish like groupers and barracudas. Additionally, humans also consume sheepshead fish as part of their diet.

Lungfish are found in freshwater environments in Africa, South America, and Australia. They typically inhabit slow-moving streams, ponds, swamps, and estuaries. These ancient fish have adapted to survive in both wet and dry conditions, often burrowing into mud to aestivate during dry periods.

Common fish found in the New England colonies included cod, haddock, flounder, mackerel, and lobster. The abundance of these species played a significant role in the economy and diet of early New England settlers.

Electric eel. It should be understood the old demonstration with strobed and flashing lights a the New York Aquarium was simulated, there are serious problems in getting accurate conduction of electric currents in a fish tank, quite apart from shock hazards to aquarium personnel. the eels are real enough the special effects are (Show -Go-Round) owing to grave pracxtical difficulties. they should explain this to the viewers that what they are seeing is simulated electrical discharge. Museums and Zoos should not be involved in faking science even with a good motive. ZAP!

Well there is no difference to fish in the artic and fish not in the artic.

Its still the same cycle.

Bigger fish eat medium fish

medium fish eat small fish

small fish eat shrimp(and small cretures like that)

shrimp eat plankton

The only difference is that fish in the artic have special blood which make them not freeze to death in the water.

It is unlikely that fish would eat spiders as they are not a natural part of their diet. Fish typically consume insects, smaller fish, and other aquatic creatures. Spiders are terrestrial organisms and would not be readily accessible to fish in their natural environment.

Yes, they do!
I was swimming in a fresh water reservoir in NW Spain, when something bit my thigh. I saw what I thought was a brown fish, about 8 inches long attached to my leg. I quickly brushed it off, but it came back for another bite! I've never swam so fast!! When I looked at my leg later I had a red round mark with definite tooth marks. It could only have been a lamprey.

Salmon eat large amounts of a tiny shrimp called Krill. The pigment in the shell of the Krill is red and over a long period of consumption the flesh of the salmon absorbs the red pigment from the Krill.

Because of dyes absorbed from the crustaceans that they eat.

No, sailfish do not care for their young. Once the female sailfish lays her eggs, she releases them into the water and does not provide any further care or protection. The eggs hatch into larvae that must fend for themselves.

A fish is a living animal that retains oxygen from water and is born with fins to swim with. There are many varieties of fish so this answer is only the most basic information of all fish.

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They are also cold-blooded and reproduce by externally-fertilised eggs.

It is estimated that there are over 3 trillion fish in the ocean. The exact number is difficult to determine due to the vastness of the ocean and the variability in fish populations across different regions.

Until a pro contributes, I suggest that the purpose of the fluid filling the cavities is to prevent excess positive bouyancy, which would cause the fish to uncontrollably float to the surface. Buy having its natural bouyancy at or near neutral, the fish would then be able to adjust to positive or negative bouyancy with only small effort.j3h.