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breathing mechanism of fish in brief

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Answered by smartcow1
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Hey there,

Normally fish breath by taking water into their mouths and “breathing” it out through their gills. Gills, like lungs, contain many blood vessels with very thing walls i.e. capillaries. As the water passes over the thin walls of the gills dissolved oxygen moves into the blood stream and carbon dioxide is released out into the water.Different fishes use different methods. For example most sharks use a method of breathing called ram ventilation where instead of taking water into their mouths and breathing it out through their gills water passes through the gills as the shark swims through the water. This means the constantly have to keep moving otherwise they’ll suffocate.Hope this helps!
Answered by pravesh1234
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Fish breathe through gills . the gills are covered by opurculum.

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