Fresh water is much more dilute than the cells of a fish,so the animal constantly takes in water at its gills.How would a freshwater fish osmoregulate?

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Freshwater fish osmoregulate by producing dilute urine to expel the excess water they constantly absorb through their gills and body surface. They also use active transport at the gills to take up salt from the dilute freshwater environment to maintain their internal salt balance.

Fresh Water Is Much More Dilute Than the Cells of a Fish,so