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In this educational program for young students, the florida fishing academy explains how fish breathe using their gills instead of lungs, and compares it to the human respiratory system. A video link and a simple experiment with soda water.
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Gills look like tiny toothbrush like hairs.
As fish swim through water they can take in little pieces of oxygen that are in the water. We can’t see the bubbles of oxygen in water. If we look at a glass of soda water, we can see bubbles, these bubbles are made of CO2. Now look at the glass of water, imaging that the water has little bubbles of oxygen in it. As fish swim through water they can use this oxygen to breathe.
This program is made possible with the support from Prime Time Palm Beach County, Inc., which receives significant funding for its overall operations from the Children’s Service Council of Palm Beach County. The Palm Beach County Youth Service Department provides support for Prime Time’s Middle School Out - of-School Time Initiative.
