Did you know? Breathing is a vital process for most wildlife, but the methods can vary greatly among different species. For instance, fish breathe through gills that extract oxygen from water, while terrestrial animals like mammals, birds, and reptiles inhale air into lungs to obtain oxygen. Some amphibians and small invertebrates can even respire through their skin! Each creature's breathing apparatus is uniquely adapted to its habitat, showing the incredible diversity and adaptability of wildlife.
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