The latest twist in piscatorial matters is a robot fish farm designed to carry their finny charges along their natural migration routes.Question is, why? Is it to increase yields or just to mess with their little heads?
Friday, 21 August 2009
Robo fish farm
The latest twist in piscatorial matters is a robot fish farm designed to carry their finny charges along their natural migration routes.Question is, why? Is it to increase yields or just to mess with their little heads?
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Of course it has to move. How else is it going to find Sarah Conner?
ReplyDeleteIt keeps the fish inside fed with the plankton that the stocked fish need to survive, but keeps them safe from predators.
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