In my reserch I have found that they don't actually adapt, it's the way there body structure is made. The animals' bones are so stong they will not break from all the presure. Sometimes they are just extremely flexable so they aren't crushed like the octopus. If I didn't answer your question correctly just try to disscuss it with me. - The 11 year-old
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OK! I will! You are nearly there. It is a matter of body structure and flexibility, but their bones do not need to be ever so strong because their bodies' internal pressures balance those of the surrounding water. Some fish and deep-diving whales swim up and down over considerable ranges of depth because their bodies' internal pressures adjust automatically.
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Human divers manage in the same way because they breathe air through a valve that automatically adjusts the air-pressure to the water's, and this adjustment is transferred to the body generally.
Atrout. :)
2 ways that Fish are adapted to living in water are gills and fins, or scales ( streamline) and protected eyes.
water pressure that the fish can endure
Some animals that live in water include fish, dolphins, sharks, turtles, seals, and jellyfish. These animals have adapted to their aquatic environment and rely on water to survive.
Fangtooth fish primarily feed on smaller fish, crustaceans, and other invertebrates. Their diet includes species like lanternfish, squid, and shrimp. Their sharp teeth are adapted for capturing and consuming prey items in their deep-sea habitat.
Certain fish and squid
2 ways that Fish are adapted to living in water are gills and fins, or scales ( streamline) and protected eyes.
They have adapted to live in water. depends how big the fish is but they have gills and it depends what kind of fish it is
The gasses in the fish's body expand due to the lessening of pressure. I have brought fish up from a depth of 400 feet and they come close to exploding. They are distorted & misshapen from the rise to the surface.
No, they are adapted for living in deep water. The reduction in pressure would make them burst from the inside out.
It depends on how deepsea you are going and what fish you are looking to catch. Most deep sea fish like squid since it's their natural food.
Fish have gills to breathe in the water. they swim in the water and are adapted :D :D :D
yes they can if they are adapted to it
it will probably die :-(
Atrout. :)
There is no such thing as "farm" water. However Cod is a fish adapted to the marine environment.
Go to route 221 and fish for a Clamperl. Make it hold Deepsea Scale and trade it. Deepsea Scale can be obtained by catching wild Chinchou. They sometimes hold it.