pwilk (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} pwilk) wrote in nixietube, |
bizarre
I also have a huge cerebrum which I use to locate prey.
from a random URL:
It has also been discovered that the fish seemingly obey a master frequency allocation agenda, where each species is assigned to a different frequency band and each individual emits frequency found within the respective band. If two fish of similar frequencies should happen to meet, one will shift its frequency, an act known as "jamming avoidance response". However, if there exists a large amount of species in a particular river, it may interfere with the agenda, in which case a new form of frequency control may be derived.
I also have a huge cerebrum which I use to locate prey.
from a random URL:
It has also been discovered that the fish seemingly obey a master frequency allocation agenda, where each species is assigned to a different frequency band and each individual emits frequency found within the respective band. If two fish of similar frequencies should happen to meet, one will shift its frequency, an act known as "jamming avoidance response". However, if there exists a large amount of species in a particular river, it may interfere with the agenda, in which case a new form of frequency control may be derived.
