Fish are vertebrates that have a backbone and skeleton. They are oviparous, hatching from eggs without parental incubation. Fish can be carnivorous, herbivorous, or omnivorous, and breathe through gills. While most fish live in groups in water, some live alone. Fish have fins, tails, scales, and gills, and include seahorses, eels, rays, clown fish, whale sharks, whales, sharks, sardines, hammerfish, and salmon.

1. FISH
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2. Why are they vertebrates?
• They are vertebrates because they have a
skeleton or backbone.

3. How are they born?
• They are oviparous because they hatch from
eggs and they don´t incubate eggs.

4. What can they eat?
• They can be:
carnivore
herbivore
Omnivore

5. How do they breathe?
• They breathe with their gills.

6. Where do they live?
• They live in water.
Most live in groups
Some live alone

7. What do they have?
They have:
Fin
Tail
Scales
Gills

8. Types of fish
• Seahorses
• Eel
• Ray
• Clown fish
• Whale Shark
• Whale
• Shark
• Sardines
• Hammer fish
• Salmon

9. Seahorses

10. Eel

11. Ray

12. Clown fish

13. Whale Shark

14. Whale

15. Shark

16. Sardines

17. Hammer fish

18. Salmon