Binds t? carbon monoxide poisoning occurs when a dangerous amount of carbon monoxide binds to and reduces the body's ability to use effectively in respiration. a. hemoglobin, oxygen b. oxyhemoglobin, oxygen c. hemoglobin, carbon dioxide d. oxyhemoglobin, carbon dioxide

Carbon  monoxide  poisoning  occurs  when a dangerous amount of  carbon monoxide  binds to  hemoglobin and  reduces the  body's  ability  to use  oxygen  effectively in respiration

       Explanation
Hemoglobin   a protein in red blood  cells  binds   oxygen in the  lung and distribute  it  throughout  the  body.However  Carbon monoxide  is a very aggressive  molecule., it  has  a greater affinity  for hemoglobin  than   oxygen, thus it  displaces oxygen and quickly   binds therefore  very  little  oxygen  is transported through  the body  cells

I’d have to say no because without oxygen in the water the fish would all be dead. so if you want to fish for dead fish, pick the ponds with the lowest oxygen concentrations.