If a fish is fully submerged in water, is it considered wet? Or does it have to be introduced to air first?

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Harley Meyer

Biology

6 April, 17:31

If a fish is fully submerged in water, is it considered wet? Or does it have to be introduced to air first?

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Martha Walls · Answer 1

In order to be considered wet, the fish should be introduced to the air first as having to be wet is where you are introduced to a water in a state that you're not in or on. The fish submerged in the water is not considered wet as this is its natural habitat.