How do fish breath?
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Fish breathe the dissolved oxygen out of the water using their gills.
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They have gills that they use to breath.
Oxygen in the water, taken through their gills.
their gills extract oxygen from the water
they BREATHE through their gills
by using there chips with a little salt and vinegar.
theyve got these little slits beside there fins called gills that absorbe the oxegne from da water
through there a s s
They don't, they hold their little breathe all day long.
In and out!In thro' the mouth and out thro' the gills
you can't be serious about this question? well fish breathe through there gills.
FISH BREATHE?
Gills
the water around us contains dissolved oxygen and the fish gills are specially adapted to extract the oxygen from the water. Also the percentage of oxygen in the water that is dissolved isn't as much as the air so the fishes have to swim around to keep water with a high enough % of oxygen going through their gills so they don't suffocate.
from their gills and scales
they breathe through gills
they have gills they breath through
they either go to the top of the tank and take in air (to fill thier swim bladders and stuff), or they just suck in water and get the air thats in it.how old are you?
They filter the oxygen they need through their gills. !!
with a scoober diver suit ! hee hee
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through gills
through their gills .i think any school would have taught you that.
they take in water which gets syphoned out through there gills where the oxygen gets taken out of the water and passed through thier bodys
gills
fish breath through the mouth and then through the gills at the side
Fishy fishy pray tell how do you breathe
through their mouths. then. god. isn't it obvious?
Threw their gills, they get their air from the water.
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