Why do fish need the suns energy

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The fish don't need the direct energy from the sun but it does help to provide heat to the water which warms up and this is a very slow process also the fish eat herbivores that eat plants and the plant need the sun energy so photosynthesis can occur and as you move up in the food web or chain the fish will eventually eat something else that ate the plant.

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