Piranhas have overlapping, small, and tough scales that provide protection against predators and environmental hazards. This scale structure helps reduce water resistance, aiding in their agility while swimming. Additionally, their scales can reflect light, which may assist in camouflage or communication among members of their species. Overall, the design of piranha scales is an adaptation that enhances their survival in their riverine habitats.
piranhas eat humans beacause theyare attracted to blood
yes, and yes.DON'T YOU KNOW ABOUT PIRANHAS?!?!?
Piranhas only attack when hungry or threatened
The scales of a Spiny Dogfish are small, sharp, and have a rough texture, making them feel prickly to the touch. They are arranged in a way that helps protect the skin of the fish from predators and abrasions.
A fishes scales do exactly the same job for a fish as your skin does for you and works in the same way. It is simply the barrier between all things on the outside and all things on the inside that constitute you.
A piranha has scales....its a fish
Like most fish, piranhas have scales covering their skin.
Like most fish, piranhas have scales covering their skin.
Um... they're made out of fish? Piranhas are fish - they're not made, but born. They have the same sort of tissues that you do - bones and muscle and skin and organs. They also have hard scales and gills and fins that people don't have.
We classify piranhas as fish because the live underwater, they have gills and scales and fins, and they are essentially similar to other forms of fish such as salmon and tuna etc. They are obviously fish.
Piranhas don't do anything in the way of nests or homes.
yes they eat anything in it's way
yes they eat anything in it's way
Sharks all the way.
Piranhas hunt in large shoals. By attacking together this way, they can quickly devour their prey.
well may be it was ungry
As long as piranhas get.