Sijui ni kweli?

[englibertm]

 

[kabanga]

sinahakika nami ....

 

[Vitaimana]

Duuu!
Hii nzito

 

[Paul Mchumi]

Tunasibiri wataalamu wa biolojia,ili tueleweshwe vizuri........

 

[Washawasha]

mh! ya kweli haya?
Nalog off

 

[Gefu]

...kiu ya nini....?

 

[Mwl.RCT]

...kiu ya nini....?

• ​Yap 'kiu ya nini' tukijua, huenda kuk awa na ukweli ndani yake

 

[bysange]

...kiu ya nini....?

itakuwa kiu ya kuogelea,Lol!

 

[Amavubi]

Nadhani ndio mwenye kiu kuliko viumbe vyote

 

[Crucial Man]

• ​Yap 'kiu ya nini' tukijua, huenda kuk awa na ukweli ndani yake

Lambda ya mbege

 

[Gefu]

itakuwa kiu ya kuogelea,Lol!

...huyo lazima awe mkizi,akiishiwa kiu ya kuogelea anajitupa kwa mvuvi...

 

[Dereo]

hahaha :smile-big:

 

[Chocs]

Mpaka utafiti ufanyike!

 

[bysange]

...huyo lazima awe mkizi,akiishiwa kiu ya kuogelea anajitupa kwa mvuvi...

hahahaa umeonaee umetisha mkuu

 

[LexAid]

Mpaka utafiti ufanyike!

They sure do! Freshwater fish receive water by it going into their skin and into the system, but they do get some water through their mouth when they eat or open it. Saltwater fish do it the same way, but do something a little different though, because sea water contains much more salt, they have special cells called ionocytes in the gills which pumps out the salt in the body, so they don't get dehydrated.
[h=3]Source(s):[/h] http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/scizo…

 

[Chocs]

Asante sana


Sikuwa ninajua hili

They sure do! Freshwater fish receive water by it going into their skin and into the system, but they do get some water through their mouth when they eat or open it. Saltwater fish do it the same way, but do something a little different though, because sea water contains much more salt, they have special cells called ionocytes in the gills which pumps out the salt in the body, so they don't get dehydrated.
Source(s):

http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/scizo…

 

[Kinyerezi]

They sure do! Freshwater fish receive water by it going into their skin and into the system, but they do get some water through their mouth when they eat or open it. Saltwater fish do it the same way, but do something a little different though, because sea water contains much more salt, they have special cells called ionocytes in the gills which pumps out the salt in the body, so they don't get dehydrated.
[h=3]Source(s):[/h] http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/scizo…

Mkuu umetisha