Submitted by You_Smiled t3_yeivce in askscience
Omnizoom t1_iu0s1bx wrote
Reply to comment by ecksate in How can the chicks breathe in their shell? by You_Smiled
One extra tidbit to add , our lungs are very capable of exchanging oxygen and co2 with a liquid so even amniotic fluid would be able to do a chemical exchange
DJBscout t1_iu22iog wrote
So.....why can't I breathe water then? I wanna play fish, damnit.
LandlordakaThe_Super t1_iu2c6rt wrote
You have to identify as a fish before you can breathe through the water.
Omnizoom t1_iu2n0jh wrote
Because water is a crappy source of oxygen compared to air , but if you were to breathe a oxygen rich fluid that can also absorb co2 then your body will be able to use it
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