Lakes are home to diverse animal species, including fish, mammals, birds, and invertebrates[1][6].**Fish:*** Lake trout, walleye, and northern pike are common fish species found in lakes[1]. Lake trout are native to Northern North America and live in cold, oxygen-rich lakes[1].* Other fish include yellow perch, salmon, and crappie[3].* The Ar
Lakes are home to diverse animal species, including fish, mammals, birds, and invertebrates[1][6].**Fish:*** Lake trout, walleye, and northern pike are common fish species found in lakes[1]. Lake trout are native to Northern North America and live in cold, oxygen-rich lakes[1].* Other fish include yellow perch, salmon, and crappie[3].* The Ar
Lakes are home to diverse animal species, including fish, mammals, birds, and invertebrates[1][6].**Fish:*** Lake trout, walleye, and northern pike are common fish species found in lakes[1]. Lake trout are native to Northern North America and live in cold, oxygen-rich lakes[1].* Other fish include yellow perch, salmon, and crappie[3].* The Ar
Lakes are home to diverse animal species, including fish, mammals, birds, and invertebrates[1][6].**Fish:*** Lake trout, walleye, and northern pike are common fish species found in lakes[1]. Lake trout are native to Northern North America and live in cold, oxygen-rich lakes[1].* Other fish include yellow perch, salmon, and crappie[3].* The Ar
Seals do not breathe underwater in the same way fish do with gills. Instead, they use their lungs to breathe air at the surface and then hold their breath while diving. Seals have evolved several physiological adaptations that allow them to stay underwater for extended periods:1. **Oxygen Storage**: Seals store oxygen in their blood and muscles, pr