Through their nose and mouth using their lungs and diaphragm.
Humans have lungs, which are necessary for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide with the atmosphere. Instead of gills that extract oxygen from water, humans breathe air through their nose and mouth into their lungs to supply oxygen to the body's cells.
Yes, they breathe the same way as you and me: through their nose and mouth.
Marine animals use a variety of methods to extract oxygen from water. Fish have gills that extract oxygen from the water as it passes through, while mammals like dolphins and whales need to come to the surface to breathe air through blowholes. Some invertebrates, like jellyfish, have thin membranes that allow oxygen to diffuse directly into their bodies.
Cats breathe through their nose and mouth, using their diaphragm to inhale and exhale. They have a specialized respiratory system that allows them to efficiently take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide. Cats have a natural ability to regulate their breathing rate, which helps them adapt to different levels of activity and stress.
No - they breathe through the gills on either side of their body.
Birds breathe through their mouth/nose just like you and I.
Octopuses have gills that remove oxygen from the water.
A jaguar breathes by their nose
Piranha's are fish, and fish filter air from the water through their gills.
Through their nose and mouth using their lungs and diaphragm.
No. Fish use gills instead of lungs. Marine mammals have lungs but don't breathe through a mouth or nose, they use a blow hole.
Fish don't have noses, they have gills which make them breathe.
they breathe through there nose
They breathe through there nose..
breathe through your mouth
Cats breathe through their nose.