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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water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen and therefore is know as H2O
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So fishes can breath under water
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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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