Environmental Sciences, asked by surendre008, 13 days ago

Animals like earthworm lives inside the soil while fishes live under water. how does oxygen become available to the animals and water and soil?​

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Answered by deepikachawra11
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Answer:

water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen and therefore is know as H2O

Explanation:

So fishes can breath under water

Answered by sandeeprkpsk
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Explanation:

Earthworms have no lungs to breathe instead they respire through skin.

Fishes have gills from which they take water and in turn get oxygen and removes water through mouth.

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