Bony Fishes
Imagine trying to build a sturdy bookshelf, and the decision you face between using solid wood or flimsy cardboard. Just as the choice of material affects the strength and durability of your bookshelf, the composition of a fish's skeleton determines its support and resilience in water. In this analogy, the solid wood represents the bone tissue that gives bony fishes their strong and durable structure, while cardboard would be akin to cartilage found in other types of fish, less robust and more flexible.
Practice Version
Bony Fishes: Fishes that have skeletons primarily composed of bone tissue. Bony fishes. Bony fishes are a type of fish with skeletons made mostly of hard bone instead of cartilage, helping them swim and survive in different water environments.