Is fish a animal or mammal?

Answer 1

Not really a whole lot, actually, except for some external differences. Both birds and fish share most of the same organs and cellular structure - they have backbones, hearts, lungs, brains, eyes, etc etc. They move, eat, digest, excrete waste, and are egg-bearing reproducers. Birds, for the most part have feathers and fly, and breath air, while fish have scales, swim in water, and get oxygen from their gills, but other than those three visual differences, birds and fish are very much alike. There's even cellular spots on a fish, for example, that correspond to ears on a bird. And the bones in a fish fin are very very similar to bones in a bird's wing. Now, if you think about it...you'll start to see the connections that all living things have with each other - once you make the jump from single-celled organisms to multi-cellular living things, we all share many many more similarities and characteristics than there are small minor differences between us. We all have an inner fish.

Answer 2

The difference between a mammal heart and a fish heart is....

fish do not have a pulmonary artery they have a dorsal artery

the blood in a fish goes in a circle and mammal blood goes in a figure of eight

one red blood cell moves through 1 time (in a fish) and twice in a mammal

Answer 3

mammals are warm blooded and typically furry and breath in air, while fish on the other hand are cold blooded 'scaly and breath through water with their gills.i hope that helped!

Answer 4

Here is the difference a mammal and a non-mammal. All mammals have an invertebrate or a backbone. All mammals except the platupus gives birth to live babies.

Answer 5

No. There is no fish that carries milk for the offpring. Only marine mamals can do that.

Answer 6

A Fish is a Vertebrate.

Answer 7

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