Here you can get one for free on philippines or another day of floods on your friendly wannabe south-east asia as long as you have rope and guts enough
@@gwendolyn7015 And sea level rising due to global warming make it real deal, and my house is near coast I'm not even shocked if suddenly my house is sinking from coastal floods
This shows there are a lot of intelligent life forms around us than we realise. This knowledge should contribute to our wisdom about the other cohabiters of our planet.
its always been there, its just not something most would rush to investment in especially if you mention you'll be creating tech for and teaching an animal to use.
this video is BS. It doesn't proof any understanding of the process by the fish. The vehicle just steers in the direction the camera is catching up, by viewing the fish swimm. And what a surprise in a fully white environment the color spot catches the attention of a fish. Wow, what a revalation!
I reckon probably not, on account of their low cost and small size (it would be pretty difficult to replicate this experiment with larger fish such as sharks etc.) goldfish are an ideal study organism to represent, albeit rather generally, fish in general. Additionally, if I'm correct goldfish generally do not need to live in shoals, at least not to the extent of many other fish like Tuna etc. (it would probably be difficult to carry out this experiment with fish that are used to living in a shoal). But, yes it is indeed fascinating to have our eyes opened to see that their intelligence is greater than most may have perceived.
I find this kind of animal-machine interface quite useful. It opens up some questions you wouldn't otherwise be albe to test. For example, does the fish simply respond to the visual cue or have spatial awareness? What if you rotate the motion of the kart by some angle relative to the movement direction of the fish? Can it find its way through a maze like a rat?
@@danishraisham1697 Nobody owns nature. Removing living beings from their natural habitats to keep them in confined spaces is inhumane. Fish don't belong in fish tanks. Birds don't belong in cages.
@@hendrikhardeman9832 humans actually DO own nature, to some extent. Domestication means that humans could tailor animals to suit their needs. E.g, much tamer wolves are bred more frequent to gives us dogs we have today. Lesser wild boars can be selectively bred till we have pigs we can easily farm, and can be done within one's childhood lifetime. Such wild animals like tigers, are unfeasible due to how inefficient and dangerous they are, or zebras, since they have no family values, unlike horses, to exploit. Such measures do apply to fruits and vegetables as well, so our greens are as man-made (by human involvement at least) as the cows he herd. While I do agree that some, if not at least half of what we did is inhumane (can't imagine, as an animal with somewhat limited intelligence, being raised as a livestock), a lot of it allows us to advance as a civilisation. Though if you refer to overly intensified animal farming, illegal poaching and unregulated animal shelters, they are indeed inhumane, and that is a concern which I do share it with you. Finally, it's mostly has to do with how it's kept and what would the animal feel. The outside world, to animals, is much vastly uncertain to them as it is to us when we're in an unfamiliar environment. Referring to my earlier point, I have a moral obligation to give adequate care for my cats (and some stray cats, in general). I'm all for letting them go if that's what they want, but other factors, such as how close our relationship is with the pets we should care for, must be considered.
Nice I think I’ve had my goldfish for about 3 years now. Every time I walk in from work they get excited and zap back and forward from their tank. I talk to them sometimes I’m not sure if they can understand but I do notice that they seems to stay still when I talk to them (or myself I guess lol) They take me way back when I see them since I did get them from my aquatic science class back in high school. I occasionally see my aquatics teacher every now and then at my job so I keep her updated and she’s happy that I’ve had them that long, I had to sacrifice a couple at some point because I introduced new fish and of them was sick with ick. Most of the new fish that I bought died off except one. He’s a pleco and does a great job at keeping the tank clean👍
They are highly intelligent Life Forms, What I think after watching this news is that these fish correlate the movements which change the frequency of the water waves and they sense it quickly.
Hopefully this will make people see that Goldfish have value as living creatures 🙏 I feel most people see them as disposable and worthless if they die, and don't research how to care for them so they might survive more than a few months... They deserve love and respect too.
Animals are so much more intelligent than we give them credit for and they feel pleasure and pain just as we do. This is why I stopped eating them long ago. "There is no fundamental difference between man and animals in their ability to feel pleasure and pain, happiness and misery." -Charles Darwin
So all the fish has to do is swim towards the target? A better test would be to reverse the controls/direction of steering and still see if it is able to do so...
exatly, this video is BS. It doesn't proof any understanding of the process by the fish. The vehicle just steers in the direction the camera is catching up, by viewing the fish swimm. And what a surprise in a fully white environment the color spot catches the attention of a fish. Wow, what a revalation!
@@michaspringphul Then make your own splendidly bright experiment,either on this one or another and publish it in a scientific journal. Find out whose makes intellectual sense.
@@saupin002 Why I should do that? I never stated a fish is intelligent enough to steer a vehicle. These "scientists" made this statement, so it is in their interest to make a scientific correct proof, not mine.
@@rbt-0007 Why I shoul show evidiences? I am not the one who states fishes are interlligent. Do you forgett scientific workflows? They came up with a new tehory and they have to show proof for their theory, not the other wy around. *facepalm
FINALLY!, now we can let our pet goldfish drive when we tire. Point scored for everyone that been stopped by the cops when giving driving lessons to their goldfish!.
But what if you inverse the control, instead of just having the same direction to control the vehicle, try having the opposite direction to control the vehicle. If it works than it is amazing.
this video is BS. It doesn't proof any understanding of the process by the fish. The vehicle just steers in the direction the camera is catching up, by viewing the fish swimm. And what a surprise in a fully white environment the color spot catches the attention of a fish. Wow, what a revalation!
How did the fish drive? Did the scientists use the sensors to pick up the signal from the fish which enables it to drive? This is something that they didn't explain to us.
@@NationChosenByGod The camera above see where the fish swims and that's how the computer knows where to move the car based on some programming they made. Cameras are like the eyes of the computer. You can see at 0:25 top right the camera view of the fish.
Does the fish comprehend that the vehicle is moving due to the direction it travels. Or does the fish see the target, that when reached, gives a reward and the fish keeps bumping into the side of the tank until it reaches it and not comprehending in some way that it controls the movement of the vehicle?
If only they could teach humans how to drive properly.
especially womens
@@vulpixgamer6126 Based
@@Caresfree637 based on what exactly?
@@haskee5349 based male
@@vulpixgamer6126 sigma
"If you give the man a fish, he will eat for a day, if you give the fish a car, he will roll over the man"
bruh
Lol
I've never met a wiser man
wait what xD
Ahahahahahahahaha
I'd buy this for my pet fish to go on walks.
same my pet fish is trhe GOAT
Here you can get one for free on philippines or another day of floods on your friendly wannabe south-east asia as long as you have rope and guts enough
@@salmonoven lol the struggle is real
@@gwendolyn7015 And sea level rising due to global warming make it real deal, and my house is near coast
I'm not even shocked if suddenly my house is sinking from coastal floods
fish would stress much and would die quickly
This shows there are a lot of intelligent life forms around us than we realise. This knowledge should contribute to our wisdom about the other cohabiters of our planet.
its always been there, its just not something most would rush to investment in especially if you mention you'll be creating tech for and teaching an animal to use.
this video is BS. It doesn't proof any understanding of the process by the fish. The vehicle just steers in the direction the camera is catching up, by viewing the fish swimm. And what a surprise in a fully white environment the color spot catches the attention of a fish. Wow, what a revalation!
Or it's humans that unlock their intelligence.
Let's send fish to next planetary exploration missions (can drive rovers there)
@@CP-28May be..... stranger things have happened!
It would be interesting to see if put in a communal 'motored' tank if all the goldfish would work together towards the target or not.
Possibly chaos
Fish democracy?
Imagine having one of these tank at home and your pet fish would just follows you around the house lol
Stairs and higher platform : "it's over fish i have the high ground!"
Huge achievement in history. Now we know how smart they really are. I wonder if they will try other species of fish?
I reckon probably not, on account of their low cost and small size (it would be pretty difficult to replicate this experiment with larger fish such as sharks etc.) goldfish are an ideal study organism to represent, albeit rather generally, fish in general. Additionally, if I'm correct goldfish generally do not need to live in shoals, at least not to the extent of many other fish like Tuna etc. (it would probably be difficult to carry out this experiment with fish that are used to living in a shoal).
But, yes it is indeed fascinating to have our eyes opened to see that their intelligence is greater than most may have perceived.
They gonna try catfish, perhaps ?
It would be cool to see a driving 🦈
@@tobeyparker3459 sure
@@tobeyparker3459 yea. Maybe put some sharky glasses on them make it look really cool😎
I find this kind of animal-machine interface quite useful. It opens up some questions you wouldn't otherwise be albe to test. For example, does the fish simply respond to the visual cue or have spatial awareness? What if you rotate the motion of the kart by some angle relative to the movement direction of the fish? Can it find its way through a maze like a rat?
they would have to be v careful though so the fish are not too stressed. My mom’s fish died inside during a storm cause he was scared by the noise :(
Next time we can really say "I'm walking my pet fish"
With this machine your pet fish can walk you
What a normal day to walk my fish.
Hello bang
Incrível
50 years down the line i wouldnt be surpised if someone decided fishes should be experimented in real cars
Imagine a fish hitting 5 people in a row lol
Uber fish 🐟 🤣
Guess you won't be surprised if i told you pigeons have been used in ww2 to drive bombs to their targets
@@PutraMaqbulIhsanBasyar *Car appears out of the ocean and plows into a group of people*
Le Fishe: Your uber has arrived
This makes the 'i have to walk my fish' meme come true xDD
Theirs a clip on TH-cam of a guy taking his catfish for a walk when his town flooded lol he had a leash on him to
Savage how they give each other a high five but didn't give the fish a high fin
Next thing you know you're getting picked up by a goldfish in your next Uber.
Hahaha wouldn't that be amazing to see 😂😂😂
That goldfish also an assistant for big- headed blue alien villain.
Owning a fish just got way more cool!
How cool would it be if someone were to own you ?
@@hendrikhardeman9832 what
@@hendrikhardeman9832 ask my cat, he looks okay so long he's fed, brushed and had his litterbox cleaned.
@@danishraisham1697 Nobody owns nature. Removing living beings from their natural habitats to keep them in confined spaces is inhumane. Fish don't belong in fish tanks. Birds don't belong in cages.
@@hendrikhardeman9832 humans actually DO own nature, to some extent. Domestication means that humans could tailor animals to suit their needs. E.g, much tamer wolves are bred more frequent to gives us dogs we have today. Lesser wild boars can be selectively bred till we have pigs we can easily farm, and can be done within one's childhood lifetime. Such wild animals like tigers, are unfeasible due to how inefficient and dangerous they are, or zebras, since they have no family values, unlike horses, to exploit. Such measures do apply to fruits and vegetables as well, so our greens are as man-made (by human involvement at least) as the cows he herd.
While I do agree that some, if not at least half of what we did is inhumane (can't imagine, as an animal with somewhat limited intelligence, being raised as a livestock), a lot of it allows us to advance as a civilisation. Though if you refer to overly intensified animal farming, illegal poaching and unregulated animal shelters, they are indeed inhumane, and that is a concern which I do share it with you.
Finally, it's mostly has to do with how it's kept and what would the animal feel. The outside world, to animals, is much vastly uncertain to them as it is to us when we're in an unfamiliar environment. Referring to my earlier point, I have a moral obligation to give adequate care for my cats (and some stray cats, in general). I'm all for letting them go if that's what they want, but other factors, such as how close our relationship is with the pets we should care for, must be considered.
Does he have a license for that?
Nice I think I’ve had my goldfish for about 3 years now. Every time I walk in from work they get excited and zap back and forward from their tank. I talk to them sometimes I’m not sure if they can understand but I do notice that they seems to stay still when I talk to them (or myself I guess lol)
They take me way back when I see them since I did get them from my aquatic science class back in high school. I occasionally see my aquatics teacher every now and then at my job so I keep her updated and she’s happy that I’ve had them that long, I had to sacrifice a couple at some point because I introduced new fish and of them was sick with ick. Most of the new fish that I bought died off except one. He’s a pleco
and does a great job at keeping the tank clean👍
They should now be called ‘goal’fish.
They are highly intelligent Life Forms, What I think after watching this news is that these fish correlate the movements which change the frequency of the water waves and they sense it quickly.
Once placed back into a normal tank, they would think their tank is broken and call for roadside assistance
I just couldn't imagine how lonely these animals feel while in captivity
It doesn't take much just ask yourself how lonely you are.
They will tell you it's better than being eaten by sharks.
@@fungames24 hahah
@@fungames24 Dude, goldfishes are freshwater fish. Sharks are saltwater fish. No way would a goldfish be eaten by a shark
@@brq267 or some of its predator
The other fish will never believe his story
If only they reward me with food during my driving lessons, I would have passed on the first attempt.
Hopefully this will make people see that Goldfish have value as living creatures 🙏 I feel most people see them as disposable and worthless if they die, and don't research how to care for them so they might survive more than a few months... They deserve love and respect too.
Animals are so much more intelligent than we give them credit for and they feel pleasure and pain just as we do. This is why I stopped eating them long ago.
"There is no fundamental difference between man and animals in their ability to feel pleasure and pain, happiness and misery."
-Charles Darwin
Plants also bleed when you chew on them.
So all the fish has to do is swim towards the target?
A better test would be to reverse the controls/direction of steering and still see if it is able to do so...
exatly, this video is BS. It doesn't proof any understanding of the process by the fish. The vehicle just steers in the direction the camera is catching up, by viewing the fish swimm. And what a surprise in a fully white environment the color spot catches the attention of a fish. Wow, what a revalation!
@@michaspringphul Then make your own splendidly bright experiment,either on this one or another and publish it in a scientific journal. Find out whose makes intellectual sense.
@@saupin002 Why I should do that? I never stated a fish is intelligent enough to steer a vehicle. These "scientists" made this statement, so it is in their interest to make a scientific correct proof, not mine.
@@michaspringphul meanwhile you stated all these without citing any sources, talk about trash talking.
@@rbt-0007 Why I shoul show evidiences? I am not the one who states fishes are interlligent. Do you forgett scientific workflows? They came up with a new tehory and they have to show proof for their theory, not the other wy around. *facepalm
The clip of the fish under the knife is horrific. Why show that part?
It's all fun and games until they start training great white sharks.
FINALLY!, now we can let our pet goldfish drive when we tire. Point scored for everyone that been stopped by the cops when giving driving lessons to their goldfish!.
Fish lovers after finding this video: finally a way to walk my fish
At least this goldfish can drive. Unlike most human beings. Who are.... "smarter?"
This is where Mrs.Puff got her license to be a bikini bottom driving instructor.
Remember the show called
Finding Nemo? No?
The particular one at the dentist? Where they bounce themselves in a bag of water?
Imagine in the future your uber driver is a fish 😂
Nice. Now I can bring my pet fish out for a walk
Cool, I can sit on my couch and call the goldfish to come to me like a dog.
Yay. I can't wait to walk my goldfish!
I thought a goldfish's memory only lasted for 3 seconds.
One day, we will see a fish walk on the street with water helmet.
Do they stick the goldfish in unmotorized tanks after? I’m wondering if the goldfish wonders why all tanks don’t move.
Funnier to imagine they all live in car tanks and are just allowed to roam around in a box, but most likely just a communal tank.
But what if you inverse the control, instead of just having the same direction to control the vehicle, try having the opposite direction to control the vehicle. If it works than it is amazing.
next project - fish learns to fly by drone aquarium
The fish knows it's about drive and about power,it stays hungry and it devours
Too bad it's the one that gets devoured by bigger fish
this video is BS. It doesn't proof any understanding of the process by the fish. The vehicle just steers in the direction the camera is catching up, by viewing the fish swimm. And what a surprise in a fully white environment the color spot catches the attention of a fish. Wow, what a revalation!
Only a matter of time before a goldfish is driving my Uber
No one mention I am a Fish game. That game literally what this video all about, look it up.
And this is how the Goldfish Overlords ruled the Earth
In future goldfish will have a professional driving license.
They have to learn this quickly since goldfish remember only 20 sec at a time.
nah that's a myth
@@icosagram nah your dad is a myth
@@amoththatthinks k
100Years from now, Fish can now drive a car.😆
I can just envision kids in the year 2055 taking their betta fishes for walks
What happens if 2 fish are in the same tank??
So, my childhood pet Goldfish, that I found dead on the Kitchen floor, was simply leaping for a mobile tank!
Well, our hamster that was found drowned in a gold fish tank must have thought he was a gold fish.
No the quality of the water in its tank was so bad that it risked jumping out to breathe air. I learned this the hard way.
“goldfish only have short memory”
goldfish : now whos talking?
How did the fish drive? Did the scientists use the sensors to pick up the signal from the fish which enables it to drive? This is something that they didn't explain to us.
Seems more like a camera above.
The car just move to where the fish is swimming to
@@sdhoang The question is how? How did the fish makes the motor moved?
@@NationChosenByGod The camera above see where the fish swims and that's how the computer knows where to move the car based on some programming they made. Cameras are like the eyes of the computer. You can see at 0:25 top right the camera view of the fish.
2030: Goldfish will be replacing Taxi drivers.
Imagine ur Uber arrives then u see a goldfish driving it.
When a goldfish is a better driver than some humans:
Goldfish be like: Freaking Lost every 5 seconds on the road.
Ok... I will also put a fishbowl on my RC and claim that my fish can drive at a faster phase!😉
Who needs your self-driving cars? We have goldfish technology.
Thought gold fish only have a memory of a few seconds.
Meanwhile the fish - finally now I'll avenge all my fallen brethren, my deception worked, ah hahahaha.
Can't wait to see chicken flying airplanes
Everybody gangsta, until Goldie starts drifting
in the future we'll call our goldfish pet like calling a dog
Ok. Now Magikarp have a chance in a land pokemon battle.
My country's scientific research: 🗿🗿🗿🗿
It all fun and games until the fish starts building the death star..
Now goldfishes getting their 'driving licenses ' before I do.😢
Goldfish: I feel the need. The need for...
Now the fish needs to learn how it can walkout of the water.
My goldfish memory is SHOOKT
Great progress to science and technology
Does the fish comprehend that the vehicle is moving due to the direction it travels. Or does the fish see the target, that when reached, gives a reward and the fish keeps bumping into the side of the tank until it reaches it and not comprehending in some way that it controls the movement of the vehicle?
Of course they are smart, they found Nemo!
So basically fish can drive now.... this is definitely a simulation
Isn't there a gold fish game about this? lol
Now I can say that a fish drives better than some people
That's enough internet. Not just for today. This is enough Internet period
Who knows, soon fish can even learn how to climb a tree. Einstein: 😳
This is like the "I am Fish" game storyline.
When a fish is a better driver than you
Immagine being insulted by a fish for bad driving
The fish look outside from the fish tank is super blur so no point building a tank that will move around
Then after the fish are done driving, they become sushi for the researchers
This fish drives better than any american I ever seen.
Breaking News 2079: Fish overtaking earth
Spongebob better learn from this video so he can pass boating school
That's it, my next driver will be one of these goldfish that these scientists sell.
This prepares me to not get frightened when I see a fish in the driver seat of a water filled Tesla next to me at a traffic light in the future.
Ok, I'll have to admit, that is pretty cool!!!
Please don’t give them a plane.
"I am fish" game flashback
Ya I can say now "congratulations for 1million and more"
Bro this fish is super smart
So this is why self driving car is taking so long to develop
There is something really fishy about this.
I hope they aren't harming the fish when they take them out of the tank like that.
First time I'm seeing this but upon searching there are videos from almost a decade ago doing the same thing
Someone asking what im doing
Response: Watching goldfish drive down the road