Pollution can kill fish because if it touches the fish's gill it will cause them to suffer.
It affect their food supplies and their ability to grow For instance added CO2 in the atmosphere is increasing the acidity of the water which in turn robs shell fish of calcium for their shells
they can kill turtles and if you leave a plastic bag on the ground the wind will take it into the sea and turtles will eat it thinking its jelly fish and they will get badly hurt.
1,000,000 a year including other wildlife as well
If water is polluted, the animals in it, like fish, dolphins, eels etc, they get disease and/or become toxic and die. Also, the oppo. sex affects it.
fish,amphibians, and reptiles are water creatures, so when they beathe water cleans their air supply, which makes their imune system weak air beathers are used to pollution which means they have a stronger immune system.
It is possible for saltwater fish to become sick. Diseases are generally caused by poor tank conditions, such as dirty water and bacteria. It is always important keep pay attention to pH levels as well.
they eat other fish in the water cuz fish cant come out of the water
Fresh water
Pollution in water affects fish. Pollution can be caused by smoke or smog from factories, etc.
It polluties it, beacuse the nutrients we won't have and when we fish the, water would be polluted and all of the fish would be dead...!
Pollution affects waterfalls because pollution goes through air and can actually fly into water and rivers, which causes water pollution that can somewhat spread. This kills algae and fish and it kills our clean source of water.
Because if all the material is at the bottom of the water, think about the fish. They wont live. Basically because the fish and other creatures will die from pollution in the water.
pollution leaks out into the water and makes water pollution
The creatures that live in the water. Like fish and coral and seaweed and other life.
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Water pollution can affect the lives of both humans and animal species. For species, it can contaminate their habitat, even poisoning them if consumed in too great a concentration, which in turn leads to affecting humans. When small fish consume toxins in the water, a snowball effect occurs, wherein larger fish constantly consume smaller fish (which in turn builds up the concentration of toxins), and thus, eventually finding its way into our stomachs. On a more aesthetic note, water pollution can lead to ugly scenery: Dirty lakes, ponds, rivers, etc.
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the pollution get in them
Some variables that can affect the fish population of a lake are changes in water temperature, pollution, climate changes, and introduction of new species into this body. Another variable is the number of people that may fish in this lake.
people that fish for a living will be devastatedand things that our technology cant filter in the water can end up in our bath water or stomachs.