Fish Sounds: Do fish talk to each other? | Earth Unplugged 

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BBC Earth Unplugged the chirper! Ambon damselfish 😍

My fave is the Chatty Carp! Gosh they're funny, absolutely hilarious at parties. Just a big cheeky ole Carp.

All of them. More individual fish recordings now! :)

Missiles, and submarines did not exist in the 1900s

@@Vincent98987 from the year 1900, to 1999, missiles and submarines were never a thing? The 1900s includes the cold war too, there were definitely missiles involved,

@@christianpyatt7543 i meant the year 1900.

​@@Vincent98987​ well, you are not wrong, but neither is the first commenter since he said "1900s"

I’m taping a zoom microphone to my fish tank now to record my fish while I’m gone, thanks. Lol

@@Vampiregirl42596 put it on RU-vid i would be interested.

It would be even cooler if you didn't keep fish in captivity, because they hate it.

@@DA-js7xz I would agree, but I doubt the fish they have are wild-caught, or belong in the wild, for that matter. Most fish that people adopt are captive-bred and know nothing about survival in the wild, and also aren't native to where they are being sold, meaning that if this person released their fish into the wild, they could become invasive. Not to mention, that since the fish probably have their own little social groups in the aquariums, they could get separated from the other fish. So then not only would the fish be thrown in an environment where they don't fully know how to survive and they could be easily killed in, but they would be lonely too because they just got separated from their little fish group and there are no other members of their species in that area. Doesn't sound that ethical the more you think about it. Also, I hate to break it to ya bud, but you can't exactly say for 100% certain that all fish hate being in captivity. Have you ever spoken to a fish? Can you communicate with them on some level that other humans can't? No? Then you cannot say for certain what they feel, only they could, and they sadly do not have the capability to speak to us, therefore shutting down any and all possibilities of complex communication between us and them. Plus, I think logically they would rather live in a (albeit rather cheap, usually) recreation of what their ideal environment should look like that has members of their species, food, and plenty of shelter, than live in a dangerous environment where they don't know how to find members of their species, food is rather scarce, they have to find shelter, and they could get killed at any moment.

My corydoras make clicking sounds. Kinda loud too😂

You can hear it ?

Can you hear it when you're swimming?

@@parmaxolotl Yeah when scuba diving anywhere near fish/invertebrates (doesn't have to be a coral reef) it is rarely quiet, and its like the sea is chattering. Source: I'm a marine biologist student

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They sound more like frogs to me.

Master Therion All animals communicate w/each other. All animal lovers knows this

I was looking for someone with 3 vaginas, but then, I found one with an octopuss..

Pumpkin0330 titi Some people would say the chicken and cows tell them they wanna be enslaved and murdered lol

Master Therion hahahahaha

I think crustaceans are just talking crab to each other; perhaps salmon knows better

me too

Look up the Smithsonian article on Marie Fish. It's available online.

Anup Chandupatla Yes Sensei!Sewaii :3

Lol

Bats are chicken of the cave

They pretty much are lol like shrimp are supposed to be like bugs of the sea

@@Hippyboo well shrimps and lobsters are related to cockroaches that's why I don't eat it I look at my friends I'm like why are you guys eating cockroaches?

@@Catnipfumar 😂😂😂 tbh Im terrified of bugs and insects but I actually enjoy shrimp, I kinda grew up on it. Dont really care much for lobster though lol

@@Hippyboo why do you love eating shrimp? Do you not know shrimp and lobsters are related to cockroaches?

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That’s what happens in a socialist country

Austin Hartley wow!Should I laff or cry?

Noooo it was clearly from the shark attack that broke the egg prematurely

@@RoguePlutonia That was a barracuda, but I can see why it'd be confusing.

Gay for Twice Straight for BTS same

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Darkking Ice same! My parrot fish has been making those noises

there's something in my tank making a chirping sound. It's super annoying, I don't know what fish is doing it. It does it a lot more at night. I unplugged everything and still hear the sounds so I know its not the filter or anything.

RealComp5 why would you find it annoying? It’s nature! If the sounds of nature and animals bother you.... you shouldn’t have any.

I thought my arowana playing with the stone in the buttom....

Yeah I’ve had yoyo loaches make clicking noises just before and during feeding time. Not to mention my sailfin pleco makes a very audible croaking when he’s pissed off.

Ze Moch Wooooow that’s deep

"We live in a society"

No it's not. It's the carelessness of large companies (and laziness of SOME people) thats been polluting the oceans.

@@demoncastledracula You do have a good point it's people that use the technology. We just have to learn to use technology that benefits nature and not use what just benefit humans and hurts animals. Education on how technology can help animals and what technology can harm is the key But I'm afraid that humanity has to evolve some more before there is big change.

I mean, it is also through the use of technology that we found out we're messing up the planet and with technology we're trying to fix the things we messed up sooooo

a rebreather? - gotta search up on that /nvm, thinking that drones solve the problem in the long run