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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 does the pelvic fin do to the fin?

Pelvic fins play a role in stabilization of the body during swimming. The bony fish pelvic fin is simple and is supported on a flat-lying triangular plate, somewhat similar to that of the female of the shark Falcatus. Pelvic fins of all sexually mature male chondrichthyans, however, also feature extensions of the fin axis that form sperm conducting ducts for internal fertilization of females. These paired structures, the claspers, are characteristic of adult male Chondrichthyes.
Chondrichthyans related to the modern chimaeroids also develop a tall dorsal process and a specialized first radial armed with denticles (pre-pelvic tenaculum), as seen in a relatively primitive state in Echinochimaera snyderi.

What is a long and skinny fish?

Needlefish, dojo loaches, kuhli loaches, ghost knives, etc.

Do sharks live in the neritic zone?

The water above the continental shelf is the neritic zone. Underwater forest of kelp and grassy meadows of sea grass are home to tiny fish, green turtles, sea cows, seahorses and tiny shrimp. Squid live in the twilight zone level.

Is wandering Jew plant poisonous to fish?

No, however if consumed by domestic pets in large quantities there may be some ill side effects. Contact your local vet if your pets symptoms persists

How does the rainbow trout protect its self?

Salmon have evolved to live in large groups, and this is their primary defence against predators.

Like most fish, when a shoal of salmon feel threatened they will begin to 'school' meaning: move together as a group. Groups of animals who look the same and closely mirror each other's movements make it very difficult for a predator to identify a single target.

Biologists call this phenomena a 'shell game' in reference to the con-trick of hiding a pea under one of three shells, shuffling the shells and having the mark try to guess which shell the pea is under. Herding animals, such as antelope or Zebra, have evolved the same technique.

How animals achieve this effect is still the subject of study, though a comparison is often made with a 'Mexican Wave' where a large crowd coordinate their actions by copying their nearest neighbour.

Salmon have evolved to live in large groups, and this is their primary defence against predators.

Like most fish, when a shoal of salmon feel threatened they will begin to 'school' meaning: move together as a group.

Groups of animals who look the same and closely mirror each other's movements make it very difficult for a predator to identify a single target(casually known as a shell game).

How animals achieve this effect is still the subject of study, though a comparison is often made with a 'Mexican Wave' where a large crowd coordinate their actions by copying their nearest neighbor.

What are adult eels called?

Adult eels are called eels, babies are elvers

What fish eat turtle grass?

Turtle grass eats CO2 and sunlight

Can you give frogs fish food?

Frogs do not eat fruit. Frogs are carnivores. They eat insects, snails, etc. Larger frogs may eat other small animals. But they do not do fruit.

What animals eat fish and rice?

Bears and fish eagles are some of the animals that like fish

How does a fish shape helps it swim trough water?

Well it depends what type of fish.The Whaleshark [which is also the biggest fish in the World] uses its whole body to swim.

How did fish get gills?

with their fins, they can only live in water

the only way to live in water is if they can hold their breath or if they have gills

What do star fish have in common with humans?

They have gills for a while

I know it's kinda...WEIRD but they/we do.

If you think that's weird listen to this:

A week or so before someone is born they have a full coat of hair all over them. It all falls of and they eat it along with dead skin e.g. and they poop...still in their mom's...

I hope your not eating now...

What is the length of a blue gill fish?

At adulthood, average for this species is around seven to eight inches. Some grow larger, however.

What are relatives to fish?

with the black goldfish I believe that the one relative is the celecanth a fossil fish

Do pond animals include fish?

Plants like the water hyacinth,water lily,arrow head,cabomba,cattail,yellow burhead, hydrilla,elodea,floating moss fern,mosquito fern,water shamrock,are examples of plants that grow in pond water.

Insects like mayfly,damsefly,dragon fly,water scorpion,water stick insect,water boatman,whirligig beetles,great diving beetle larva,dragon fly nymph,mayfly nymph, gnat larva and pupa,are examples of insects that live in pond water.

Also tadpoles, the kind of animal that takes serious websites such as the old Answers.com and trivializes them into what they are now.

How do snappers breathe?

Uh, they kinda are turtles, that live in the water, and so they have lungs, which means they have nostrils, which means they stick their head out of the water when they are tired of holding their breath. They get some new air, and they hold their breath and go back under to eat or something until they feel the need to have more oxygen again

btw, that was really dumb question... r u blond or something?

What kind of consumer is a fish?

Okay, so plankton are the producers in the chain, every fish that eats the plankton are primary consumers. Every other fish, such as a shark, that eats the fish that ate the plankton are secondary consumers