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Can You Keep Eels as Pets?
Eels are a great choice of pet for any owner looking to branch out beyond the typical aquarium residents. Many people are ...
Do fishes too feel lonely? Japan aquarium uses human face cutouts to comfort sunfish and regain health
A sunfish at Japan's Kaikyokan Aquarium experienced health issues due to the lack of human interaction after the aquarium ...
Japan aquarium uses human cutouts to cheer up solitary fish: ‘He’s lonely without visitors'
Japanese aquarium staff used cut-out human companions to cheer up a lonely sunfish, leading to improved health.
Japanese aquarium cheers up lonely sunfish with cardboard cutouts of people
How do you perk up a lonely fish? This may sound like the start of a particularly silly joke, but it was a very real challenge faced by staff at a Japanese aquarium when they noticed their sunfish was ...
Lonely Sunfish at Japanese Aquarium Comforted by Staff in Clever & Sweet Way
"When an aquarium in Japan closed to the public for restorations, the aquarium's beloved sunfish grew lonely without visitors ...
Japanese Aquarium Puts Cutouts Of People To Comfort Lonely Sunfish
An aquarium in Japan has come up with a unique and out-of-the-box idea to cheer up its lonely resident sunfish after the ...
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Do fishes too feel lonely? Japan aquarium uses human face cutouts to comfort sunfish and regain health
From sunfish to garden eels: Japanese aquariums explore creative ways to reconnect animals with humans This is not the first time a Japanese aquarium has come up with creative solutions to ensure ...
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‘Lonely’ Sunfish Comforted by Cardboard Cutouts of People After Aquarium Closes Due to Renovations
The Kaikyokan Aquarium in Shimonoseki, Japan, which is undergoing renovations, revealed in a post on X that its staff had to think out of the box to help one of its sunfish struggling with the change.
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN10d
A Sunfish Got ‘Lonely’ When Its Aquarium Closed for Renovations. Then, Staff Found a Creative Way to Cheer It Up
The solitary fish named Mambo stopped eating and seemed to be missing its human visitors—so aquarists attached photos of ...
Naples Daily News19d
Move over iguanas. There's a new invasive species moving into Florida, the Asian swamp eel
Scientists said they suspect the swamp eel may have escaped from a tropical fish farm or have been a pet released from an aquarium. The species, they believe, is already firmly established in ...