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If you were a fish, how would you obtain oxygen?
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If you were a fish, how would you obtain oxygen?

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Answer: you would take in oxygen gas dissolved in the water through your gills.

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A fish breathes by taking water into its mouth and forcing it out of the gills. As the water passes through the gills the dissolved oxygen moves in the blood. FIsh obtain oxygen through their gills.
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