In conclusion, fish don’t get thirsty like humans or other animals. They have evolved to live in water and have adapted their bodies to regulate the salt and water balance through osmosis and special cells called ionocytes.
In conclusion, fish don’t get thirsty like humans or other animals. They have evolved to live in water and have adapted their bodies to regulate the salt and water balance through osmosis and special cells called ionocytes.
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