When a Pacific sea horse's body loses water to its environment, which process is responsible?

Question

A. active transport
B. Osmosis
C. endocytosis
D. exocytosis

Answer 1

osmosis
because there is a higher water potential inside the seahorse. the sea contains more salt than the seahorse (suprisingly! Lmao) so there is more water in the seahorse. the water molecules travel down the concentration gradient and so the seahorse loses water. though as it is in the sea i doubt this really bothers it

Answer 2

b - osmosis this is because the water outside the seahorse is hypertonic compared to inside (more salt in seawater than in the seahorse)

Answer 3

osmosis