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\n It is stated in the video that an iceberg floating in the ocean, as it melts, will create a pool of fresh water around it. How is it possible for fish that are used to breathing saltwater to suddenly be comfortable in a freshwater pool?\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n \n
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\n 07/24/2013<\/span> • <\/span>\n
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