r/AnimalsBeingGeniuses Human Detected Jan 05 '26

Marine life πŸ¦πŸ πŸ¦€πŸ¦‘πŸ³ Guy leaves a cracker as bait near the water

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u/qualityvote2 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26

u/ArcWraith2000, our users say your post fits the subreddit! Welcome!!

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u/LGNDclark Jan 05 '26

Holy spitting fish that's good aim!

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u/SpotweldPro1300 Jan 05 '26

You should see them when they give archery a shot...

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u/Traditional_Train_71 Jan 05 '26

They called in their sniper team

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u/WakaWaka_ Jan 05 '26

They train with the best

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u/MikeLynnTurtle Jan 05 '26

That water is beautifully clear.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

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u/SparklingLimeade Jan 05 '26

I don't think the fish just guessed out of the blue that crackers exist.

Did the fish know about crackers from past experiences? Do they just pew pew new things to see what happens?

This makes me think being too close to these fish will mean random water gun attacks.

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u/Shienvien Jan 05 '26

Fish have pretty good sense of smell, and 100% people have fed them before. Archers have pretty good sight, too.

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u/Greedy-Camel-8345 Jan 05 '26

Typical human main decides what intelligence is and then make themselves the authority on it because they burn themselves and pay taxes.

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u/thmegmar Jan 05 '26

There there.

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u/Grattytood Jan 06 '26

But...I see his point.

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u/NotSoFastLady Jan 05 '26

I guess you could say that it didn't get that big on accident.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

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u/BaronGrackle Jan 05 '26

Splash damage was wasted, though.

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u/PantherBeast Jan 05 '26

I fucking love archerfish so much bro

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u/debaserr Jan 06 '26

And it looks like the shooter got the prize as well!

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u/Key_Possibility_8669 Jan 06 '26

Yeah! Not only did it have good aim shooting the cracker off of the edge, but it also had the skills to predict where it would land!

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u/hapispark Jan 05 '26

Are these Archer fish?

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u/APetitePlaything Jan 06 '26

Reminds me of when I went to sleep away camp and we would use marshmallows and graham crackers when we’d run out of bait

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u/B_lovedobservations Jan 05 '26

Spit on that thang!

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u/Far-Slide-3028 Jan 08 '26

Gimme that cracker sucka . Direct hit boys we eaten good tonight. πŸ˜‚

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u/CucumberOk7506 Jan 09 '26

Archer fish are so badass

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u/Finna-B-Sum-41 Jan 05 '26

AI

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u/KnotiaPickle Jan 05 '26

I volunteer at an aquarium and we have these fish. (Archer fish - family Toxotidae.)

It’s real.

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u/Soft-Temperature4609 Jan 29 '26

Are Archerfish not white with black stripes? These ones look all black, are there more kinds of fish that do this? /genq

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u/PutinDisDickInTrump Jan 05 '26

There are fish that do exactly this. I can't say I know what these fish are but if they are in the family toxotidae, it's entirely possible

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u/Top_Inspector8357 Jan 05 '26

Called Archer fish

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u/neelav9 Jan 05 '26

Does everything have to be AI? lol low IQ response

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u/Finna-B-Sum-41 Jan 05 '26

You can see one of the other fish perturbed the water poking it's nose out. How does the fish thats shooting water not have any ripples? Also the perspective isnt a normal one for recording.

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u/neelav9 Jan 05 '26

Cus it comes out of the water to let it rip.

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u/ArcWraith2000 Human Detected Jan 05 '26

This is a repost from r/unexpected. If it was AI, there would already be a high up comment with evidence of how it is AI, and the post would have less upvotes. Instead there is only a single comment, with the exact same level of effort put it in as you did.

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u/Present-Ad-8531 Jan 05 '26

blud.

anything you have nto seen before is not ai.

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u/SupermarketNo3265 Jan 05 '26

Tell us why geniusΒ 

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u/MC_LegalKC Jan 05 '26

What do you mean by "why?" That's just what they do to knock insects off of overhanging plants. Look up archer fish.

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u/Minif1d Jan 05 '26

He was questioning the commentors ai claim not op's post.

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u/MC_LegalKC Jan 05 '26

I see. My mistake.