Fish (scientific name: Piscium) is a general term for aquatic vertebrates with variable temperature. It is covered with bone scales, breathes through gills, swims through the swinging of tail and trunk and the coordinated movements of fins, and feeds on the upper and lower jaws. It belongs to the vertebrate subfamily of Chordata and is the oldest vertebrate. Fish is rich in animal protein and phosphorus, which plays an important role in the development of human physical strength and intelligence.