Underwater Crop Cirlces aka Sand Circles caused by fish?

Hey guys

Just saw this article about Fish making Underwater Sand circles and thought i would share it on here. Pretty interesting stuff.

Check it out here

www.spoon-tamago.com...

Alien Fish? lol

Enjoy

WOW! haha thats pretty cool if that fish really did make that. Thanks for sharing OP.

Star and flag

Great find! It's just beautiful. A "mating mandala" for puffer fish? Who knew. Go fish! Thanks for posting, OP.
peace,
AB

Great find, it's amazing how much we DON'T know about the ocean and those who live there.
This is my second "amazing animals" moment of the day, earlier I watched a show about Yellowstone where a fox listened for movement 4 feet below him in the snow, then he stops and dives in nose first, getting about three feet of air on the way in. Sure enough he comes up with a mouse or something. Meanwhile I'm debating whether I should walk all the way to the kitchen for an ice cream cone.

Why should humans have all the fun Maybe the seagulls or some geese are making the crop circles in England

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instead of seeing it on tv , you should see it in person some day. Much more impressive to watch the fox hunt in the winter in real life.

Doesn't it look like a jello mold or one of those glass things they used to have for grinding oranges into juice?

Wish my fish would make awesome things in their tank! Goldfish need to step their game up!

Originally posted by severdsoul
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instead of seeing it on tv , you should see it in person some day. Much more impressive to watch the fox hunt in the winter in real life.

A trip to Yellowstone is on the "hope to do soon list", I actually had no idea they could do that before today. I know people leave wrapped breakfast sandwiches and coffee next to sleeping homeless people in Manhattan, but I didn't know how a fox got his breakfast.

Alien fish

Obviously fish made with planks of wood and string.

That's bloody awesome. Looks like a giant octopussy nest!

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Nature is truly amazing. Thanks for posting.

Before i got to the part in the article that explained how a fish is doing this, i was immediately reminded of this:

Warning: turn your sound down.






Chladni

Can fish whistle? Fins and tail, i know.

i didn't believe this was made by a fish until I read the article.

Well.. I gotta hand it to the little guy. If this cat don't get laid there is something wrong with the female puffer fish population. See, we humans been doing it backward all these years. Build house First then female will come.

how can a mindless fish make precise geometric circles to neutralize current.

and why are similar fish, with similar brain capacity dumb as a rock.

the fish doesn't know what its doing, its operating on instinct. it doesn't need tools, or a protractor, or a plum line, or an architectural blueprint or help.

God really likes to screw with the evolutionists.

Originally posted by randomname
how can a mindless fish make precise geometric circles to neutralize current.

and why are similar fish, with similar brain capacity dumb as a rock.

the fish doesn't know what its doing, its operating on instinct. it doesn't need tools, or a protractor, or a plum line, or an architectural blueprint or help.

God really likes to screw with the evolutionists.

LOL.. I had to laugh at this. ( because the god comment was funny, not to be rude)

It was once taught that Humans are distinguished from animals because they made and used tools. Now we know many animals do make and use their own tools. Chimps make spears to hunt with. They can process information better and faster than humans as shown by doing concentration like exercises on a computer. They can even remember on a blank screen where the concentration numbers used to be and point them out in the exact order from 1 to whatever. Humans trying this compared to the chimps failed miserably. These chimps aren't acting on instinct. They are really using cognitive thinking. Who's to say this fish isn't also using cognitive thinking in it's own way? It could be many of the things we take for instinct are not instinct at all - thats just how science choose to label these observations because they could not accept that these animals could be thinking on their own.

This is really awesome! Thumbs up OP and star!