How are the eyes of a fish located? What abilities of the external structure of the fish are associated

How are the eyes of a fish located? What abilities of the external structure of the fish are associated with its adapted guest to life in the water?

The eyes of fish are located on the sides in front of the head. Gill covers are present behind the eyes, which cover the respiratory organs. Due to the fact that fish spend their entire life in water, they have a flattened shape, this gives a streamlined shape. Also, fish have well developed fins, they are adapted for fast swimming. If the fish lives almost at the very bottom, its body will have a more flattened shape, and its eyes are located on one side, such as in a flounder. Fins have different shapes, they help fish to swim right at the bottom.