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Octavio’s Book Fish

Octavio’s Book Fish. All fish live in water and are vertebrates ( have backbones ). The halibut and the cod are fish. Fish stay at the temperature of the water they live in. The salmon and the tuna are fish. All fish use gills to get oxygen from the water.

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Octavio’s Book Fish

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  1. Octavio’s BookFish

  2. All fish live in water and are vertebrates (have backbones)

  3. The halibut and the cod are fish

  4. Fish stay at the temperature of the water they live in

  5. The salmon and the tuna are fish

  6. All fish use gills to get oxygen from the water

  7. The red snapper and the red grouper are fish

  8. Most fish have two pair of fins on their sides

  9. The mackerel and the herring are fish

  10. Most fish have smooth, overlapping scales

  11. The clownfish and the blue tang have scales

  12. Some fish have soft cartilaginous skeleton

  13. The shark and the ray are cartilaginous fish

  14. Fish come in a variety of shapes and colors

  15. The seahorse and the puffer fish are fish

  16. The largest fish is the whale shark (grow up to 50-60ft )

  17. The sailfish is the fastest swimmer (up to 100km/h)

  18. Other fish are:

  19. The moorish idol and the butterfly fish

  20. The lionfish and the fire fish

  21. The betta splendens and the dragon fish

  22. and many more…

  23. there are over 22,000 knows species of fish

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