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If we put a fish into outer space with a helmet on, the helmet would have water in it. We also put a suit on in, again full of w

ater. Would he survive?
I mean since there is no oxygen, most would die. But fish don't need oxygen. So, Just an interesting question.

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miss Akunina [59]3 years ago

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I think he would survive cus fish need water to survive so it could work as long as the fish had water :D

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