fish drown itself to death???
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To drown actually means to take water into the lungs; since fish have no lungs, they cannot die by drowning.  Lack of oxygen would cause suffocation, which is not the same as drowning.  So your answer is, no, fish cannot drown.
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That was a joke right? Good one! Take pics and send them to me!\n\nNow, on the off chance that it wasn't a joke...\n\nFish? If you do, take pics of the fish, I wanna know how she plans to... no, no I don't. It's just that morbid curiousity of mine surging again. Definitely don't wanna know about the fish.\n\nBut, seriously, once she gets what she wants, is she going to want it more and more? Doesn't sound like there's any easy way out of it, except to dump her, wait for her to find... (what's it called? a xenophile?) somebody that ***** chickens and all that, and call the police on them for animal abuse. That should teach her. I mean, sex with four out of five of the animals you mentioned would most likely kill them. And I'm pretty sure I know what she wants to do with the fish, and it WILL die in there.\n\nFish? Ew!
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It would die because air and water(through transpiration, which is the loss of H2O through the leaves) cannot get in and out of the plant, so it suffocates. The stoma can still function, but the Jelly forms a barrier, so nothing goes in or out of them.
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Well, this girl at work, her son's fish died and she took the day off to console him.  We had a good laugh when she got back because she had to have a fish funeral. Her son was distraught and she just couldn't leave him.\n\nLater, she learned from a friend that she should have just said the fish had belly-up flu and that she'd take him to the doctor on the way to work, get him fixed and he'll be fine in a day or two.
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Yes a big problem. Ever hear of the "boiling frog"? If you throw a frog into a boiling pot of water it will freak out, try to escape, and eventually die. BUT... if you put a frog into a cool pot of water turn the burner on and let it reach a boil, the frog will fall asleep in the warming water and then die as it boils. Wake up everybody, we're warming up, don't fall asleep! P.S. all you literal jerks out there.. this is a metaphor. Frogs biologically will respond. If they are able to jump from the container when it heats up, they will. Where are we gonna jump?
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Mudskipper is not an amphibian because it does not have lungs.It breathes by gills and hence it is a fish.\n\nWhen other fishes are taken out of water their gill filaments stick and are unable to absorb gaseous oxygen and hence they die.But the mudskipper uses a technique in which it can retain water in enlarged gill chambers. They rotate their eyes to swill the water in the gill chambers around and keep the gills fluffed up and oxygenated. \nMudskippers also have to regularly replenish the water in their gill chambers so they cannot stay far from water. \nPlz check the site it might be of help to you.
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A while ago when I was in school yet, our Sociology teacher posed a question( as many do) about a lifeboat with survivors on it; many on the boat were near death. One person was given the task of deciding how to ration water and food for all the survivors. This individual divided the rations amongst all of the survivors equally, even those who would perish anyway(human nature). However, by the end of this social experiment, I do recall... we all perished. There was not enough to ration out to all, so we ended up starved, dehydrated and then fish food.
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You want to exchange fish stories?You want to hear about the giant crappies that i caught?I have pictures of only their lips tho because i left them in water on a stringer to go make a drink.But they were HUGE.LOL . What is your biggest catch?
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These bacteria probably have the lux gene which codes for bioluminesence. A resonable mechanism that would cause this to arise is mutation. These lighted cells would probably have benefited some how from glowing in the dark. Some deep sea fishes have bacteria which code for this gene (Vibrio fischer) Which may have helped these fish find food in the dark waters. Thus those fishes without this gene would have died out because of natural selection. What you could do is put these fishes with the bacteria that glow in the dark in the same pool of dark water as the fishes without this gene. Then provide a limited food source so that not everyone could receive food and only the strongest would survive. If the fishes without this bacteria eventually died out but the others stayed alive, you have proven your hypothesis. If not, then failure willl be an obsticle to overcome.\n\nHope i was helpful
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Stop worrying.  Absolutely not.  HIV dies as soon as it hits the air.  Water kills it.
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First of all, to the guy that says "there's more fish in the sea", that's crap. The problem is what's the use of fishing if the water is contaminated. Second of all, GROW UP!! There are way more tougher things in life that your gonna have to accept.
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disposing.... as in getting rid of permanately? or disposing of after they are caught... \nIf you got rid of all the fish, food and life cyles would be altered or some birds and other items would die... from lack of food...\nBut if you dispose of fish in the ground they are a good source of nurshments in the ground for the other plants especially fish heads and guts... many of the fish bones are ground for fertalizer.\n\nCoffee if it was taken away from some adults ....think they might die from caffeene withdrawls... do not know if certain things eat the plant etc.\n\nCoffee grounds after they are used are a good source of using for a recycle pile... coffee grounds put around the garden keep certain bugs and animals from entering the garden.... grounds are also used for fertalizer and added to other food for humans.... \n\nI suggest you get on line and look up coffee, and fish etc.. or use the libray for this topic
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Cut the line. The hook will dissolve in the fishes stomach or digestive tract. If it is stuck in the gills and bleeding you might as well pull it out cuz he's as good as dead. If you are fishing in a strictly catch and release lake, river or pond then I would definitely cut the line cuz you might get in trouble for riping out the fishes guts. When you rip out the hook the fish dies. Tell your hubby to knock it off and buy some new hooks!!! Happy Fishing
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The ocean water can get too hot and kill the animals that live in it because deadly algae and other things grow and kill dolphins and whales etc. Then fish will die and the food chain can go off wack and everything can get messed up and hurt the  animals.
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I came from Eufala last weekend and we were just using minnows. Three of us caught 100-150 on Saturday. BNut with the rain coming, I doubt they will be doing any good this weekend
23755
They're fish - the finshtank is broken.
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Seems to me like an accumulation of thousands of (young) fish, encountering plancton(food).\nOtherwise, it could have been the rising/falling tide, causing a whirlpool-like motion in the waters, which occur only once at that very same spot during the rise or fall of the tide, because of the constant changing water level. At falling tide, for example, if the water has to pass through a formation of rocks that are still submerged and invisible, the waters on the surface start to move noticeably, and if the trapped water body is large, it may create a scary scenario, which is indeed seriously dangerous for any swimmers caught in it.