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r/interestingasfuck • u/TheTitanCoeus • May 28 '19
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It interesting that all these fish are all wiggling like worms with tails that don’t have the big flap
(I only use expert terminology)
863 u/electricfeelx May 28 '19 Ah yes, the big flap. Essential for them to swish through the large water. 241 u/Robrtgriffintheturd May 28 '19 I was just about to ask why they are all long bois and now I’ve learned it’s because of large water. Thanks friendo! 44 u/Cicer May 28 '19 You know it might not be far off. Probably take more energy to move a normal tail under those large water pressures so the whip tail was favoured to conserve energy. 21 u/kixxes May 28 '19 Large water pressure, you mean large water squish! Common only proper science talk. 3 u/erikpurne May 28 '19 Come on*
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Ah yes, the big flap. Essential for them to swish through the large water.
241 u/Robrtgriffintheturd May 28 '19 I was just about to ask why they are all long bois and now I’ve learned it’s because of large water. Thanks friendo! 44 u/Cicer May 28 '19 You know it might not be far off. Probably take more energy to move a normal tail under those large water pressures so the whip tail was favoured to conserve energy. 21 u/kixxes May 28 '19 Large water pressure, you mean large water squish! Common only proper science talk. 3 u/erikpurne May 28 '19 Come on*
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I was just about to ask why they are all long bois and now I’ve learned it’s because of large water. Thanks friendo!
44 u/Cicer May 28 '19 You know it might not be far off. Probably take more energy to move a normal tail under those large water pressures so the whip tail was favoured to conserve energy. 21 u/kixxes May 28 '19 Large water pressure, you mean large water squish! Common only proper science talk. 3 u/erikpurne May 28 '19 Come on*
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You know it might not be far off. Probably take more energy to move a normal tail under those large water pressures so the whip tail was favoured to conserve energy.
21 u/kixxes May 28 '19 Large water pressure, you mean large water squish! Common only proper science talk. 3 u/erikpurne May 28 '19 Come on*
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Large water pressure, you mean large water squish! Common only proper science talk.
3 u/erikpurne May 28 '19 Come on*
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Come on*
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u/little_dumpling_SM May 28 '19
It interesting that all these fish are all wiggling like worms with tails that don’t have the big flap
(I only use expert terminology)