Why are fish found in cold, fast-moving streams more active than those in warm, slow-moving streams?

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They produce heat while swimming so the cooler the water, the faster they swim.

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Because they are able to generate heat the faster they swim. The warmer it is the slower they are going to swim.

Yoni Gibbs answered Sep 16, 2018

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