Fish Facts
Get ready for a fin-tastic adventure with “Fish”! This video invites you to dive into the enchanting world beneath the waves and explore the incredible diversity of aquatic life. From their shimmering scales to their graceful movements, we’re about to uncover the fascinating and awe-inspiring facts that make fish some of the most captivating creatures on our planet. Join us as we swim alongside a multitude of species, from the vibrant tropical fish of coral reefs to the mighty predators of the open ocean. From their incredible adaptations to their crucial role in the marine ecosystem, we’ll witness the beauty and complexity of these aquatic wonders. So, prepare to be amazed and join us as we celebrate the captivating world of fish. It’s an exploration that will leave you both in awe and with a deep appreciation for the extraordinary creatures that inhabit our oceans! 🐠🌊🐡
Transcription for Fish Facts
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Today we are going to learn five fantastic facts about fish. Fact number one there are lots of undiscovered fish in the oceans. We know about over 30,000 species of fish, but there are still lots more to be discovered. This is because of how deep the ocean is there are parts of the ocean where no humans are able to go yet because it’s so deep the fish from the deep ocean look very different and say are adapted live in the dark some fish that live in the deep ocean create their own light called fire luminescence to attract prey because there is no light down there fact number two fish have an organ that helps them flute.
Have you ever worn a rubber ring or armband in the pool to help you slow fish have an organ in their body that works the same way. This organ is called the swim bladder and it holds air which helps to fish. Float, even if they aren’t swimming sharks don’t have a swim bladder and that means that they have to swim all the time to stay floating if they stop swimming they would sink. This means they swim even when they are sleeping fact number three fish can’t win most fish can’t wink or blink because I don’t have eyelids.
This means that eyes are always open, even if they’re sleeping fish don’t sleep in the same way most animals do but they never fully relax their brain when fish are sleeping, they relax and slow their breathing and moving. The brains are still active in case of danger sharks do of eyelids, but they don’t close fully. fact number four only some kinds of fish can live in both fresh water and salt water most fish only live in one type of water for their whole life and can’t live in any other type.
For example, the ocean lauris clownfish lives in saltwater and a large mouth bass lives in freshwater. Some fish can live in both and some can even move from one to the other at different times and life salmon are born in freshwater. But live most of your life salt water when they grow old they come back to salt water when they lay eggs, the new baby salmon are born in the freshwater. Number five longfish are fish that can breathe air Australian lungfish are very clever and have evolved to have lung as well as skills for breathing.
They can even breathe in the water just like regular fish and they can breathe air like we do it’s a long fish started breathing in this unusual way because of the climate they live in in Australia. It is very hot. And the weather sometimes it’s dry for a very long time during the dry season long fish buries himself in wet mud and stick their heads out the breeze there able to say there breathing air until the water comes back again. I hope you like my five fantastic fish facts. See you next time.
