giant otter catches arapaima

[aclockworkorange]

In the same sense that my cats meowing at each other is a discussion.


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[Hikaruxz]

In the same sense that my cats meowing at each other is a discussion.


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Symbolically it's more like this. My Ornate Bichir staring off with my African Tigerfish separated by a transparent divider.
O: I'm going to kill that guy!!!...??!..!
A: That guy is in my territory, i'm going to kill him!
"Brief stareoff"
OA: "Hits divider"
OA: ...
"Brief stareoff"
OA: "Hits divider"
OA: ...???
"Brief stareoff"
O: I'm going to kill that guy!!!...??!..!
A: That guy is in my territory, i'm going to kill him!
"and repeat endlessly"

So yea, I guess these types of discussions would have no end becuase neither side will give in and of course the same arguments will keep comming with slight alterations in sentences. Btw, that fight between those two guys happens everyday, they never learn.

Again, it's a 50/50 on who gets the first hits for the discussion. (Of course in my mind, Arapaima will get a higher %.) These discussions do however provide some form of knowledge that would not come from a regular discussion.

Edit:Basically an easier way to explain that was, it doesn't matter whos right or wrong because neither side won't agree to the other.

 

[crayfishguy]

I can see a River Otter catching a fish that size, I've seen Mink catching Koi proportionately similar from backyard ponds. Mustelids are infamous for capturing and killing prey much larger than they are... check out these pics of the River Otter's tiny relative the Stoat taking down rabbits way bigger than they are.

i just saw the killer rabbit from monty python and the holy grail in that first pic