MadSci Network: Zoology |
Note to the zoology moderator from the physics moderator: I thought the person might be interested in the mechanisms that fish use to maintain neutral buoyancy. From the physics angle, the answer will be rather dull (neutrally buoyant fish displace exactly their own weight of water, and hence make no difference...presuming that the water level in the tank is kept constant with or without the fish present). Just curious.
Re: Does a tank of water weigh more if there are fish in it
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