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A singing fish: it glows green during courtship and looks like Boris Johnson s hardship face

A singing fish: it glows green during courtship and looks like Boris Johnson’s hardship face Helen Sullivan © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Hamza Khan/Alamy If, at midnight, you stick your oar into the water of the lagoon near Kallady Bridge in Batticaloa, on Sri Lanka’s east coast, you might hear fish sing. It sounds, according to Prince Casinader, who was a former local MP moonlighting as a journalist, “like a man idly playing on the keys of a piano. Bass notes and treble notes. Or like someone rubbing a finger around the rim of a wet wine glass.”

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A singing fish: it glows green during courtship and looks like Boris Johnson s hardship face | Helen Sullivan

A singing fish: it glows green during courtship and looks like Boris Johnson s hardship face | Helen Sullivan
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Global Freshwater Fishes At Risk Of Extinction, 16 Already Went Extinct in 2020

Close New research made everyday paints a dreadful picture of the state of our delicate ecosystem from deep-sea corals to land animals. A recent study reveals that nearly one-third of the diverse freshwater fish populations which amounts to 51% of the total known fish species are on the edge of extinction across the world. (Photo : Jeremy Bishop) The World s Forgotten Fishes The shocking number comes from the latest analysis done and gathered by 16 global conservation organizations in a study titled The World s Forgotten Fishes . The analysis was led by the World Wildlife Fund For Nature (WWF), and partnering with organizations like the Nature Conservancy, London Zoological Society (ZSL), Global Wildlife Conservation, and Alliance for Freshwater Life.

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