Fish and Efficiency
Discover how fish, specifically rainbow trout, exhibit remarkable energy-efficient swimming techniques by utilizing vortex streets created by rocks in their environment. A fascinating experiment with a dead fish reveals that even without a brain or control, the mechanics of the fish can resonate with these vortices, prompting it to swim upstream. This raises intriguing questions about the interplay between evolution and the physics of nature in driving efficiency in movement.In this clip
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