**Activity 5****Situation II**Oops! You were cleaning out the aquariums in the biology lab and you accidentally placed the freshwater fish in:1. the saltwater tank2. Distilled water tankWhat will happen to the cells of these fish in each case?3. Explain why it’s so important to put these fish in fresh water.

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1. the saltwater tank 2. Distilled water tank What will happen to the cells of these fish in each case? 3. Explain why it's so important to put these fish in fresh water.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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**Situation II**

Oops! You were cleaning out the aquariums in the biology lab and you accidentally placed the freshwater fish in:

1. the saltwater tank
2. Distilled water tank

What will happen to the cells of these fish in each case?

3. Explain why it’s so important to put these fish in fresh water.

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