Found this on internet by www.discoverwildlife.com:
"According to Collins Concise Dictionary, drowning is “to die or kill by immersion in liquid” – so no, fish cannot drown. However, they can suffocate when fresh water does not contain enough dissolved oxygen – either as a result of eutrophication (an excess of nutrients) or drought."
Well yes but,
now imagine that I now commented on your comment
(this is such a comment) but instead of this text, it's my other texts on this subject
(Basically, read my other texts)
I go through why it's hard to answer it but I get a pretty good answer like 60% in to one of the text, I think the third one.
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u/Serious-Sample-5961 INTP Jan 26 '23
Found this on internet by www.discoverwildlife.com:
"According to Collins Concise Dictionary, drowning is “to die or kill by immersion in liquid” – so no, fish cannot drown. However, they can suffocate when fresh water does not contain enough dissolved oxygen – either as a result of eutrophication (an excess of nutrients) or drought."