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Well. For example: A boy likes a girl, but the girl doesn't like him. And the girl tells the boy that he doesn't have a heart. And the boy feel hearted.
And the boy thinks that "even a fish also has a heart".
And the boy thinks that "even a fish also has a heart".
Even a fish has a heart.
The girl is saying that you, as a human, do not have a heart. You are thinking that, even just a fish in a pond has a heart, so of course, as a human, I've got a heart!
or you could think/say:
A fish has a heart and so do I!
or
A fish has a heart and I do too.
Is it ? 
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