Categories: Social Responsibility

Watch the archer fish shoot spit

Archerfish precisely control the water jets it shoots to hunt insects, according to top scientists at a German university.

In their study, the researchers used high-speed cameras to view the spit in detail and saw the fish adjust the spit’s properties based on the distance it was from its target.

Anna Edwards

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