Jan 4, 2016
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQSzLlNXxo0)
No, stop. This is the most adorable thing I’ve seen from Practical Fishkeeping‘s news feed. It’s a conger eel supposedly dancing to a saxophone player, and it is just precious.
Eels and other fish have a pressure sensory system running down the length of their bodies called the lateral line system, so it is theoretically possible that the eel did actually feel and respond the saxophone (hey, your ears are pressure sensory systems, so don’t knock it).
