Flying fish caught on video
Writing by Webmaster on Tuesday, 20 of May , 2008 at 12:24 pm - - 49 views
Some remarkable footage of a flying fish has been captured by a TV crew filming off the southern tip of Japan.
It is claimed to be one of the longest recorded flights of this acrobatic animal.
The fish was completely airborne for 45 seconds. This beats one previous, impressive report from an American researcher in the 1920s of 42 seconds.
The animal is seen travelling parallel to a ferry, which itself is motoring at about 30km/hour (20mph).
There are some 40 species of “flying fish” in the family known as Exocoetidae. The animals are found worldwide in warmer waters.
Their flight ability comes from a glide rather than a powered flapping. view video at Flying fish on BBC & more info at Flying fish on Wikipedia
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