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becaus it has a long, thin streamlined body to cut through the water. It also has lots of fins to push through the water like oars.
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How is fish adapted to it environment?
Fish adapt by swimming really fast
Is salmon the only fish swimming upstream?
Even if they are technically not a fish eels do too
What is the name of a migratory fish?
Salmon is a migratory fish that is known for traveling long distances between freshwater and saltwater habitats during different stages of its life cycle.
How is salmon adapted to its habitat?
It has gills to breathe underwater and they have fish feelers so they kow where they are going i am called harvi
How have penguin adapted to their habitat?
beak- pointed and streamline for swimming and razor sharp for catching fish
What one similarity and one difference between the reproduction process between the salmon and human?
not much, humans evolved from swimming reptiles and salmon are fish, also there is a smoke flavored way to cook a salmon....
What are the adaptations of a salmon?
Don't most fish either live in salt water or fresh water? They adapted to one or the other.
Do fish live in the tundra?
AnswerOf course! Many fish such as salmon (bears common meal), cod, flatfish, and trout! These fish are specially adapted to the freezing waters and weather of the Tundra!
How does the penguin use to get its food?
A penguin is a flightless bird that has adapted to swimming underwater to catch fish to eat.
What is the body covering of a salmon?
A salmon's body is covered in scales, which help protect the fish and reduce friction as it moves through the water. These scales are overlapped like shingles on a roof, providing flexibility and allowing for efficient swimming.
Is penguin a fish?
No, penguins are birds, not fish. They are flightless birds that are well adapted for swimming in cold waters.
How does salmon faciliate water passage over its gills?
Simply by swimming. The forward motion of a fish forces water through the gills - supplying the fish with oxygen.
