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    What's the purpose?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carloski View Post
    What's the purpose?
    There's water flowing with and pushing the fish, so I'm guessing that this has a cause, but not a purpose.

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    Most likely a school of fish known as a climbing Pearch, Anabas testudineus, native to southeast Asia, can crawl on dry land by dragging itself by the gills—and it can survive there for almost a week.
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    That looks like they were dumped out of a fish stocking truck. It could have been an accident, or maybe the truck got stuck in the sand and had to dump part/all of its load. That appears to be a dry track in the middle of a desert area, not a wash, so I doubt surface water ever runs down it. And notice that all the fish are concentrated in one area, and they are all about the same (big fingerling) size.

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    Something fishy going on here.

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    I bet the raccoons, coyotes, and other various scavengers came for miles.



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