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Animals that breathe in dissolved oxygen usually have gills . When oxygen-rich water passes over the gills, the dissolved oxygen is absorbed and carbon dioxide is given out.
Fish use gills to breathe; however, the lungfish is the exception, using lungs to breathe air above the water's surface. Some species of lungfish rely only on their lungs for breathing while others also take oxygen from the water through their gills.

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Insects such as water scorpion, mosquito larva ans water stick insects have breathing tubes.

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Animals like dolphins and whales are not fish and they do not have gills. They are sea mammals and have lungs, just  like humans.They cannot breathe in water so they have blowholes which help them to breathe.

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Fish, crabs, tadpole and some other aquatic animals have gills to help them breathe in water.