Fish basicly hibrenate, or slow their matabolism in order to take in less oxygen for the water. Slowing down their heartbeat, and doing less vigorous activities help it conserve it's body energy. Therefore they are able to survive the time alotted in winter...
Unlike most other materials water expands just before freezing, making ice float on liquid water. This gives the fish and other aquatic organisms a liquid space below the ice to live in. If water did not have this property then ice would sink causing water to freeze from the bottom into a solid mass that nothing could move in.
well since the top of the lake is frozen it act as an insulator keeping the heat trapped within... thus fishes inside can survive
Only the top layer of water freezes in lakes when the harsh winter weather results in freezing temperatures. This traps oxygen in the water allowing the fish to comfortably survive.
the tempreature in the polar region is very low thus oxygen gas dissolved in water is not able to escape, thus more and more aquatic animals are found in polar reigion
Lakes never freeze to the bottom, so fish just live in the water below the ice.
Because they have gills and gills let them breathe in and out.
but the disadvantage is they have to keep moving around or they might drown.
Sea creature can survive cold climate because the sea is cold by night,rainy season and in low temperature
the plants that can survive in water , which can breath the carbon dioxide that is dissolved in the water
The temperature of the Great Lakes in winter ranges from about 12 degrees to 61 degrees Fahrenheit. In the summer, the temperature ranges from 28 degrees to 82 degrees Fahrenheit.
Archaea are not in a cell, but are cells themselves. These cells often thrive in extreme places where normal organisms would not survive such as those living in heavily saline environment, or places of high heat or high methane concentration.
Yes. Archaea are a type of bacteria that exist in extreme or harsh environments (such as hot springs and salt lakes)
Pond Weed is highly adapted to always do its own homework. Just kidding, it's adapted to a pond environment because it's highly efficient, can pack densely and grows rapidly so it can survive in areas where lakes freeze solid in the winter while still having a full reproductive cycle.
a.] water a high specific heat capacity
Ice covers lakes and ponds in winter......
The American alligator is able to survive in water temperatures approaching freezing during winter. Most crocodiles are tropical and would not survive long in freezing temperatures.
Temperate climates have cold winters but warm summers. Certain fruit trees, such as apple and cherry, grow quite well in those conditions. Other types of fruit trees such as citrus fruit, will not grow in those conditions.
They lived near water so that they could easily and frequently fish. The fish was then stored so that there would be enough food to survive the winter.
They can survive in one at a right temperature. But alligators are more adapted to live in shallow rivers and marshes rather than in lakes.
No because they can only survive in salt water.
Animals survive in the mediterranean by, living in a condition in which they adapt to their surroundings. i hope i answered your question. :)
Ice begins to freeze on the surface so the creatires don't die. When the ice freezes it locks in enough oxygen for the things to stay alive.
Roy E. Bates has written: 'Winter thermal structure and ice conditions on Lake Champlain, Vermont' -- subject(s): Ice on rivers, lakes, Ice
The emissions that are let out into the environment is the main contributor to acidic conditions in lakes. When these toxins are let out into the air they get absorbed into the clouds. When it rains the rain drops deposit the acids from the toxins into the lakes and water ways.
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