Which type of fish stores urea in its tissues to keep its body the same osmolarity as the water in which it lives?
A) Shrimp
B) Goldfish
C) Shark
D) Tuna
E) Trout

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Sharks store urea in their tissues to maintain osmotic balance with the seawater, allowing them to keep their body fluids at the same concentration as the surrounding ocean, thus avoiding dehydration.

Which Type of Fish Stores Urea in Its Tissues to Keep