Why lake animals live in the lake?

Answer 1

FISH

a random person wrote that which is not true

not all lakes have fish in them but all lakes have worms that live in the sand

you may also not know this but muscles can also live in lakes as well as crabs and seaweed some lakes are so deep people have yet found what lives there

Answer 2

1st person's answer bulls

bulls

2nd person's answer

this person dont know what they talken bout weed cattails ducks fish frogs toads gators birds and people

My answer

Freshwater aquatic animals. Some may also be crawdads, tadpoles, frogs, turtles, etc. Again, plants would be cattails and other brush.

Answer 3

Because that's their natural habitat if they live in a lake they aren't going to just move to sea because they want to. Let's say you lived on Mars or whatever, so now all of a sudden you want to move to another galaxy for no reason? why would you, do you have to? These are questions that many Marzipan's or whatever you want to call them apparently ask themselves.

Answer 4

Various types of seaweed, lily pads, long grass, and some flowers amune to moisture.

Also there are water lilies,algae and other unknown types.Someone should create a website for these types of things you know?

there are also roots, cattail, and algae

Answer 5

Lake animals live in the lake because they have adapted to the specific conditions found in freshwater environments. These conditions provide a suitable habitat for these animals to thrive, offering food sources, shelter, and protection from predators. Additionally, lake animals have evolved over time to efficiently use the resources available in lakes for survival.

Answer 6

there are many animals and plants in lakes some include fish, Spiders and snails
the plants are duckweed, cattails and water lilies
there are also 7,000 tipes of green algi

Answer 7

well ... the types of plants that live in ponds and lakes, will vary slitely depending on the area and the conditions of the water and so forth. anyway reeds and water lillies live in ponds

Answer 8

Semi-aquatic plants live around lakes.