seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Egypt
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Vietnam
seen from Türkiye
seen from Netherlands
seen from China
seen from Yemen
seen from Australia
End paper from All About Fish. Random House - 1960.
Type of Merman n Mermaids
Anduin Wrynn - AngelFish
Varian Wrynn - Wolfshark
Elizabeth Wrynn - Shark
Ellanor - clownfish
Tyroi - Redfighting fish
Breezy (Bellagosa) - Blue dragon Fish
Title page from All About Fish. Random House - 1960.
what fish type do you relate the most to
ooo this is a great question!
i’d say pufferfish bc i look normal but if you touch me unexpectedly i blow up (touch sensitivity LMAO)
or maybe blobfish because i thrive in my environment (the deep, dark sea. otherwise known as my bedroom), but if you pull me out i get floppy and weird LOL
மீன்களின் பெயர்கள் தமிழில் - Names of Fishes in Tamil
Types of Fish Species known in the World and their Features
Fish account for more than half of all the vertebrate species known in the world, with more than 24,000 species identified so far. They are found in almost every watery habitat- salt, fresh, or brackish- from large puddles to polar seas. They range in size from gobies, less than an inch long, to whale sharks, 59 feet long. Fish come in all colors and in thousand of patterns, but some are colored drably in with surroundings.
Fish fall into three main group: jaw-less, cartilaginous, and bony. The category of jawless fish includes hag-fish and lampreys; the category of cartilaginous fish includes sharks and rays; and the category of bony fish, to which the largest number of fish belongs, includes both the lobe-finned and the ray-finned fish species.
Most fish have scales that protect their bodies. Nearly all fish have fins, used for swimming. Flying fish can launch themselves into the air for brief periods, and some fish, such as walking catfish, use their fins to drag themselves along on land.
Most fish reproduce by means of eggs laid by the female and fertilized by the male, outside the female’s body. Many sharks, however, reproduce by internal fertilization and live birth from the mother’s body.
Many fish eat algae or insect larvae and other small animals, but some, such as sharks, are tireless predators than hunt even large sea mammals.
Fish frequently travel in large group called schools or shoals. Using low-frequency sonar, researchers detected a shoal of some 20 million fish.
HOW DO FISH BREATH?
Most fish breathe with gills, arched structures on either side of the body that contains features known as filaments and lamellae. Water, which contains oxygen, flows in through the fish’s open mouth and then out across the gills. Rakers filter out particles as the water flows through.
Blood coursing through the filaments and lamellae also dump carbon dioxide from the body into the gills, and water carries it out of the body. Many species, including sharks and bony fishes, have a pumping mechanism that aids respiration.
A fish out of water suffocates because its gill structures collapse and the oxygen exchange cannot continue.
there's two kinds of fish; ones with bones and ones with skin; as far as i know
