Fish

They don't LOL

They actually do survive because they have antifreeze molecules and that is totally not funny! Oh and only the top layer of a river freezes! So ha.

It is the "boy" fish... the one that doesn't have the babies.

A male fish is a fish that is a boy.

Bad water is the commonest cause. My advice Do a water change ASAP. and then follow the rules. The rules are. :- 1 inch of fish needs at least 1 gallon of water but more is better. :- Every tank needs a permanently running cycled filter. :- Every tank needs at least 50% of its water replaced every week. Follow the rules and you stand a chance of keeping fish successfully. Miss out on any of them, and I can guarantee that your fish will have constant health problems.

The adaptation of eyes was lost because it gave no competitive advantage.

Poisson means "fish" in French. So in a French recipe book, whenever you see the word "poisson", you'll know it's a fish recipe.

ofcause they are they have really sharp razor teeths

bread guppies and weeds

No they do not.

Yes

Nono

You can if you want. However, the proper thing is flush him/her down the toilet, because that's what everyone does! :)

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Burial is for the benefit of the survivors. If it helps to overcome the loss, the fish ought to be buried. It is just as appropriate to convince the bereaved that burial at sea is a fitting interment. If you are convincing, you can bury the fish with a flush.

No. Sturgeon have scutes that are in 5 rows down their body. Top/Sides/Belly. Scutes are like bone but are made of keratin like our fingernails and hair.
Sturgeon also have scutelets and denticles that cover most their body. Some species are very smooth but most feel like sandpaper and the scutes can have very sharp spurs or barbs that easily cut flesh.

it would be considered biotic because it was once living

"Da Blobstah.." is just one of many, I am sure.

fish die because ,when the water gets polluted, the germs run every where and die. by Victoria Rodriguez.

a cod

It is a very real animal! Brine shrimp = sea monkey

By_filter_feeding.">By filter feeding with there gills because theres no way else so maybe they poop and eat that to

Punch it in the face, try to aim for it's eyes

It doesn't effect them since they breathe through their gills instead of their mouth. Plus, their mouth is always open anyways.

Since the Koi Carp did not evolve naturally but was developed by selective, line and cross breeding it does not have a natural place in nature. It is a fish, it has all the necessary characteristics in its physical make up to enable it to survive under the protective aquatic conditions provided by man. In the wild, their bright colours would undoubtedly result in them being easy prey to birds and other fish eaters. Over time this selective culling of the brighter coloured fish done by the predators in the environment would result in the fish returning to its natural colouring of a drab grey/brown back and a silvery underside.

No.

-Haley

Salmon belong to the particular body of water which they enjoy at the moment. This is because a young salmon develops from an egg which has been laid, amongst hundreds of others, by a female and fertilised by a male. This happens in sandy, shingly areas at the heads of rivers. When they are old enough they belong to the sea where they may remain for several years until they find their way back up the very same river which they left to go to sea. There, if they escape the nets and the salmon fishermen, they will fight their way upstream past all kinds of obstacles, like waterfalls, until they reach the same sandy, shingly river beds where they were born. There they ensure that many more young salmon will find their way to the sea once more, by laying or fertilising eggs again.

they are neither they are actually animals from outer space who want ot kill us

There are two gills located on each side of a perch.

The Opercula is the covering that protect the gills.