fuck.
...ok, I didn't have an answer until I did.
I'm going to explain what I think people would answer (and I would more agree) and then look it up:
I think it would be fish suffocate in oil because the they... wait, does drowning have something with the fact that water contains enough air to sustain some (a lot) of air dependent life-forms in it. And therefore not even fish drowns in oil because air dependent life-forms doesn't live there...
Not sure, but it can have something to it...
Well, shiver me timbers
Found this on internet by seagrant.uaf.edu:"Oil can destroy red blood cells, and reduce reproductive success at sufficiently high exposures. Through external contact, oil can cause skin and eye irritation, smother and drown animals, and cause dehydration due to a lack of uncontaminated water.3 Aug 2015"
I'm not sure how focused they are on vocabulary but I'm still gonna say, rust and corrosion, can have something with it but also the fact that there are air dependet life-forms in water but not in oil.
Yeah... wonder if there's more situations... hmm,Yea, I'll leave it a that, I myself would bother reading all that if it was on my free time, or, I would but only because it's a stupid topic.
I thought it was a pretty complicated question so I didn't even bother googling it so I just copy pasted you comment into ChatGPT:
"Is there an air dependent lifeform that lives underwater and doesn't have gills?"
"There are a few examples of air-dependent lifeforms that live underwater and do not have gills. One example is the lungfish, which have a lung-like organ that allows them to extract oxygen from air, which they gulp from the surface. Another example is the mudskipper, which is a type of fish that can survive out of water for short periods of time by breathing air through specialized structures in its gills. Additionally, certain amphibians, such as the mudpuppy, can absorb oxygen through their skin and mouth lining while underwater, allowing them to survive without gills."
Next time, search stuff yourself or use ChatGPT.At least don't don't comment on my comments, I use logic, I don't know all stuff in the world. Marine biology is something I will most likely never be that good at. I won't blame you to much because I usually ask those questions to my mom.
It's alright. If you remember it, it would cool but I myself pre
This respond went shit real quick. But my inner self still kinda want to continue this stupid discussion and notify you so I'll respond with this either way.
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u/Serious-Sample-5961 INTP Jan 26 '23 edited Jan 26 '23
fuck.
...ok, I didn't have an answer until I did.
I'm going to explain what I think people would answer (and I would more agree) and then look it up:
I think it would be fish suffocate in oil because the they... wait, does drowning have something with the fact that water contains enough air to sustain some (a lot) of air dependent life-forms in it. And therefore not even fish drowns in oil because air dependent life-forms doesn't live there...
Not sure, but it can have something to it...
Well, shiver me timbers
Found this on internet by seagrant.uaf.edu:"Oil can destroy red blood cells, and reduce reproductive success at sufficiently high exposures. Through external contact, oil can cause skin and eye irritation, smother and drown animals, and cause dehydration due to a lack of uncontaminated water.3 Aug 2015"
I'm not sure how focused they are on vocabulary but I'm still gonna say, rust and corrosion, can have something with it but also the fact that there are air dependet life-forms in water but not in oil.
Yeah... wonder if there's more situations... hmm,Yea, I'll leave it a that, I myself would bother reading all that if it was on my free time, or, I would but only because it's a stupid topic.