Odd fact

[Stingray68]

Just read something that said that most marine fish could live in a tank filled with blood. I just thought I should share that

 

[shellyx]

Just read something that said that most marine fish could live in a tank filled with blood. I just thought I should share that

That is weird! Yuck

 

[Stingray68]

Yeah it is gross is there any other odd/ freaky facts any one else knows?

 

[bettaowner]

The Chinese soft-shelled turtle urinates out of it's mouth.

 

[Stingray68]

The Chinese soft-shelled turtle urinates out of it's mouth.

That is disgusting

 

[S3Reefer]

Cool! I nice haha

 

[S3Reefer]

How does someone think of that? Lol

 

[bud29]

Frogs throw up by coughing up their stomach, emptying it, and then swallowing it again.

 

[S3Reefer]

Awghw... Geez. You make it sound sick. Haha

 

[alLexX]

seriously?thats awesome. and the frog one was discovered on a space mission or something

 

[absolutangel04]

Current studies suggest that herring fart to communicate.

Not so sure about the blood thing to be honest. Not all blood is equal, so that is kind of a blanket statement and I am guess it has some qualifiers to it. For example, that would be a lot of iron for a fish long term.

 

[Stingray68]

Current studies suggest that herring fart to communicate.

Not so sure about the blood thing to be honest. Not all blood is equal, so that is kind of a blanket statement and I am guess it has some qualifiers to it. For example, that would be a lot of iron for a fish long term.

Yeah that is just what I read

 

[S3Reefer]

Cool. Very cool....

 

[Maxkolbe]

Wow... Just wow. How would someone figure that out?

 

[bettaowner]

The pig nosed frog only comes to the surface for food every 50 weeks.

 

[S3Reefer]

Wow... I wish I could do that. :3

 

[bettaowner]

The mantis shrimp has the most complex eyes of any organism. It can manipulate polarized light.

 

[MacDracor]

The blood thing actually makes sense. Sea water and blood are actually remarkably similar. The first circulatory systems were actually just simple channels that pumped ambient ocean water through the soft bodies of early life. Hemoglobin evolved much later. But the composition of blood plasma is still remarkably sea water-like.

 

[TommyP]

Thats awesome. Imagine having a tank full of blood in your room. So weird.

 

[MacDracor]

I can't imagine that the stuff in blood other than plasma would be good for fish. Like someone already said, there's a lot of iron in red blood.