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It might be an imaginary character straight out of a Dr Seuss book: The goldfish who could drive. Yet it is real. Incredibly, Israeli researchers created a robotic car and report that they taught six fish — named after characters from Pride and Prejudice — to navigate it on land. It is all in the name of science, of course. The team had been dreaming up ways to test fish navigation for a while, said Shachar Givon from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, first author of a study published in the journal Behavioural Brain Research. “Recently, we even ventured out to the

Turns out, rats will do just about anything for Fruit Loops. We have the video proof.

If the arrival of 2022 has you thinking “new year, new me” get in line, because the humble goldfish has taken reinvention to a whole new level in a recent

Israeli researchers say their fish – named after characters from Pride and Prejudice – reveal navigation is a universal ability

Goldfish successfully drove its way, heading towards its treats. Researchers from Israel were able to prove that fishes can learn to navigate completely novel habitats, not only specific ones like a coral reef.