Which consequence results when buoyancy exceeds equilibrium during a fish swim?

💡 Explanation

Increased metabolic energy expediture from the fish experiencing positive buoyancy occurs due to ARCHIMEDES' PRINCIPLE, causing it to expend more energy to maintain depth, because vertical instability arises; therefore stability declines, rather than gas decreases or pressure increases occur.

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