First Scientific Confirmation of Consciousness in a Tiny Fish
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Top Comments (10)
So we're talking about... artifishal intelligence?
Of course, fish are smart; they spend all their time in schools. :)
"they can anticipate the consequences of their own actions" damn this fish smarter than me
Being self-aware AND making the decision to crawl into the mouths of moray eels to clear them is a hell of a thing. Brave little buggers.
Having to help and take care of other fish probably creates a lot of evolutionary pressure to understand things outside oneself.
The fact that the wrasse would drop objects in front of the mirror to see how it worked was the most insane part of this study to me. The subjects of an experiment doing their own tests.
Fish are incredibly curious and in my opinion curiosity is one of the core components of intelligence. I remember scuba diving one time and the moment I got into the water, a fish swam up to my mask and closely inspected me. It followed me the entire dive
I feel like they have to be super smart to survive. They have to decide which fish are safe to clean, learn social queues from different species to make sure they understand they’re there to clean, etc. they way they live literally requires complex reasoning skills to survive
8:40 well they don't want their clients to leave a bad review on Kelp
My greatest fear: Being reincarnated into a fish and being conscious enough to tell the tale
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Top Comments (10)
So we're talking about... artifishal intelligence?
Of course, fish are smart; they spend all their time in schools. :)
"they can anticipate the consequences of their own actions" damn this fish smarter than me
Being self-aware AND making the decision to crawl into the mouths of moray eels to clear them is a hell of a thing. Brave little buggers.
Having to help and take care of other fish probably creates a lot of evolutionary pressure to understand things outside oneself.
The fact that the wrasse would drop objects in front of the mirror to see how it worked was the most insane part of this study to me. The subjects of an experiment doing their own tests.
Fish are incredibly curious and in my opinion curiosity is one of the core components of intelligence. I remember scuba diving one time and the moment I got into the water, a fish swam up to my mask and closely inspected me. It followed me the entire dive
I feel like they have to be super smart to survive. They have to decide which fish are safe to clean, learn social queues from different species to make sure they understand they’re there to clean, etc. they way they live literally requires complex reasoning skills to survive
8:40 well they don't want their clients to leave a bad review on Kelp
My greatest fear: Being reincarnated into a fish and being conscious enough to tell the tale