Which outcome occurs when a fish's swim bladder overinflates relative to ambient pressure?

💡 Explanation

When fish's swim bladder overinflates, Boyle's Law causes buoyancy to increase because the volume expands, making it hard for the fish to descend. Therefore, makes sinking difficult results, rather than enhancing maneuverability which requires neutral buoyancy; decreasing drag is unrelated and reducing metabolic rate has no direct causal link.

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