Fishes have nostrils but do not breathe through them.Can you explain why?
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They have gills through which water enters the body of fish and oxygen is absorbed inside and the water is again released out.
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Show me the nostril, please. Some fish seem to have an opening about where a human nostril would be and that does allow water in to pass over the gills. ... Fish respire and use oxygen - both words good for land dwelling air-breathers like humans - but they don't 'breathe'. There is no breath.
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