Fascinating Facts About Fish
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What is the first type of fish to have evolved?

  • Lampreys
  • Hagfish
  • Sharks
  • Sea Squirts (correct)
  • How do sharks and rays stay in the water?

  • By using their swim bladders
  • By using their fins and bodies (correct)
  • By using their lungs
  • By using their eyes
  • What is the most dangerous effect of stonefish poison?

  • Swelling
  • Pain
  • Necrosis
  • Death (correct)
  • How do flying fish move?

    <p>They use the wind</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of fishing method can collapse the food chain?

    <p>Bottom trawling</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Fishes have a great diversity in their center of diversity, with marine and freshwater fish species having their own special habitats.
    • The first fishes evolved from sea squirts.
    • Lampreys can be eaten in Europe, and hagfish are the only fish with a spine but no skull.
    • Cleaner fishes protect other fishes from disease.
    • Sharks and rays don't have swim bladders, so they use their fins and bodies to stay in the water.
    • Sharks and rays don't have lungs, so they need to constantly swim to maintain a comfortable depth in the water.
    • Stonefish poison can cause pain, swelling, necrosis, and even death in severe cases.
    • Flying fish don't actually fly, they glide at high speeds using the wind.
    • Tetrapods evolved from fishes and first evolved in the Devonian Period.
    • Bottom trawling is a damaging fishing method that can collapse the food chain.

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    Test your knowledge about the diverse world of fish with these interesting facts about their evolution, behaviors, and habitats.

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