Do fish dring water?

Question

The answer might be different depending on the water content.

Answer 1

It depends on the fish and the water they are in, as you said. Saltwater fish need to drink water and force the salt out of their gills to stay hydrated. In saltwater, there is a higher concentration of water inside the fish than outside, so the fish has to work to pull water inwards. In freshwater, the fish naturally absorbs water through its gills and skin because there is more water outside than inside the fish. Remember that water always moves from the highest concentration to the lowest (through osmosis).

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Answer 2

I believe they drink a light chardonay.

Of course they drink and dring water.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

No, fish do not drink water. They do pass water through their gills which extract oxygen which is then sent into the blood stream.

Answer 5

Alive without breath,
As cold as death;
Never thirsty, ever drinking,
All in mail never clinking.
No fish don't really drink water, they obsorb it.
Choice question my man.
Good luck.....Gup.

Answer 6

I think when they swallow their food they get a nice mouthful of water :)

Answer 7

yeah sometimes