ive never seen this but some may have already but i just watched on Discovery Channel HD Theatre, Equator - Rivers of the Sun. its about the amazon river flooding for half a year and the fish that survive there! It was pretty cool! its definitely worth watching! they showed a group of black aro's hunting food and jumping out of the water! footage in slowmotion was sick! they also had a arapaima with bright redish orange scales suckin in fish and swimming with their 1000+ juveniles eating shrimp and plankton! on the show they also had red tail cats, tigris, piranhas, and peacock bass. they had these small fish which ive never seen or heard of before where they go to the surface and jump out of the water at the same time and land on a leaf and lay eggs and fertilze then flop back in the water. for the 3 days the eggs stay on the leafs the male splashes water on them to keep them moist until they hatch and fall in to the water! if you guys get a chance watch it! its on at 8pm and 11pm tonight. tomorrow (monday) at 4pm. may 24th at 3am for you insomniacs and may 25th at 6pm!
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yeah i watched it yesterday, it was pretty cool. crazy how those aro's schooled like that. the pima babies was nuts, like 1000 of em!
