The best answer is A
Saltwater fish are hypotonic to their surroundings. This means their blood has a higher water concentration than the surrounding sea water.
Due to the fact that there is more salt and less water outside their bodies, there is a tendency to take in salt and lose water.
To counter this, salt water fish drink a lot of the sea water and urinate very little. Special cells in the gills actively eliminate salt at the cost of extra energy and these fishes do not absorb any salt from the water they drink.
New moon: we see darkness (aka nothing)
Waxing crescent moon: we see a sliver of light that indicates the crescent (during this time, the moon moves eastward away from the sun)
First quarter moon: when half the moon's face is illuminated.
Gibbous moon: when more than half the moon is illuminated, we call this a gibbous
Full moon: we see the whole round moon, lit up.
Waning gibbous moon: when the moon becomes thinner, but is still lit up for over half of its shape.
Third quarter moon: this is where the moon shows the other half of itself (that we didn't see in the 1st quarter) while the other half is dark.
Waning crescent moon: when the moon is a thin crescent, traveling down into the darkness of the full moon.
This process takes about a month (29.53 days).
It becomes more and more reproduction and that when the male cell matches up with the female cell and then it becomes another egg
