Understanding Fish and Their Habitats

The video tutorial explores the world of fish, detailing their habitats, physical characteristics, and adaptations for living in water. It discusses the diverse environments fish inhabit, from freshwater lakes to oceans, and highlights their unique features like gills, scales, and fins. The video also examines the ocean ecosystem, focusing on fish predators and the concept of camouflage. It contrasts fish with marine mammals like dolphins and whales, emphasizing their differences. Finally, it encourages viewers to reflect on why fish swim in groups, known as schools.

What is a defining characteristic of fish?

• They have feathers.

• They have lungs.

• They live on land.

• They breathe with gills.

Where do fish primarily live?

• Deserts

• Forests

• Freshwater and oceans

• Mountains

How do fish move forward in water?

• By waving their tails

• By crawling

• By flapping their wings

• By jumping

What helps fish steer while swimming?

• Their teeth

• Their eyes

• Their fins

• Their scales

What is the purpose of scales on fish?

• To make them invisible

• To protect their skin

• To help them breathe

• To help them fly

How do some fish protect themselves from predators?

• By singing

• By using camouflage

• By climbing trees

• By running fast

What distinguishes dolphins and whales from fish?

• They have gills

• They live in trees

• They are reptiles

• They have lungs and are mammals

How do dolphins and whales breathe?

• Through gills

• Through their skin

• By coming to the surface

• By absorbing water

What is a common behavior of fish in the ocean?

• Climbing mountains

• Walking on land

• Swimming in groups or schools

• Flying in the sky

Why might fish swim in schools?

• To sleep

• For protection from predators

• To find food

• To get lost