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Do Any Fish Fart. From mysterious clicking noises in a fish tank in a lab, to humming haddocks and singing toadfish, scientists are discovering the wonder of underwater communication. Fish farting, also known as fish flatulence, is a real and scientifically documented phenomenon. Fast repetitive ticks, which is where they got the name from, is fish blowing tiny bubbles from this structure called a cloaca at. Despite all these fascinating adaptations, there’s one question about fish that often goes unanswered: Yes, fish do pass gas or “fart,” but in a much different way than humans do. Since fish live underwater, they don’t need to break wind. Perhaps it’s because fish don’t let out loud, audible farts like humans do. Instead, they release gas through their gills or by. We didn't shy away from the big questions this year, like whether or not fish parp!originally from the programme do fish fart?

Fast repetitive ticks, which is where they got the name from, is fish blowing tiny bubbles from this structure called a cloaca at. Yes, fish do pass gas or “fart,” but in a much different way than humans do. Fish farting, also known as fish flatulence, is a real and scientifically documented phenomenon. Perhaps it’s because fish don’t let out loud, audible farts like humans do. Instead, they release gas through their gills or by. Despite all these fascinating adaptations, there’s one question about fish that often goes unanswered: From mysterious clicking noises in a fish tank in a lab, to humming haddocks and singing toadfish, scientists are discovering the wonder of underwater communication. Since fish live underwater, they don’t need to break wind. We didn't shy away from the big questions this year, like whether or not fish parp!originally from the programme do fish fart?

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Do Any Fish Fart Fast repetitive ticks, which is where they got the name from, is fish blowing tiny bubbles from this structure called a cloaca at. Fish farting, also known as fish flatulence, is a real and scientifically documented phenomenon. We didn't shy away from the big questions this year, like whether or not fish parp!originally from the programme do fish fart? Yes, fish do pass gas or “fart,” but in a much different way than humans do. Instead, they release gas through their gills or by. Despite all these fascinating adaptations, there’s one question about fish that often goes unanswered: Since fish live underwater, they don’t need to break wind. From mysterious clicking noises in a fish tank in a lab, to humming haddocks and singing toadfish, scientists are discovering the wonder of underwater communication. Perhaps it’s because fish don’t let out loud, audible farts like humans do. Fast repetitive ticks, which is where they got the name from, is fish blowing tiny bubbles from this structure called a cloaca at.