Scallop fish everyone has eaten and seen, for their form still have an impression, and the royal scallop fish from its name can be imagined from its image, and the scallop fish body type is similar to the scallop fish, but with a ? The name is similar to scallops, but with a "royal" character. As the name implies, it is bigger. This fish has a variety of names, such as: Brunhildi, Dragon Palace Messenger, Dragon King Fish, Great Striped Bass, White Dragon King, Great Herring King, Paddle Fish, Fat Fish, Brute, Buying Cow, Hundred Cow, and so on. Of course there is also a more famous name, which is earthquake fish.

This kind of fish live in the deep sea area, generally rarely see them to the surface of the sea activities, so some people think that if this kind of fish is seen on the surface of the sea, it means that they live in the deep sea area what happened or will happen something, so lead to the seismic fish to leave the familiar living area to come to the surface of the sea, and what is going to happen is most likely to be an earthquake, and the origin of their names are also This is where their name comes from. Because the timing of their appearance used to match perfectly with the phenomenon of earthquakes.

But I personally think that calling them earthquake fish is an overstatement, just like the oft-mentioned earthquake clouds, which are a kind of rumor, or at least not scientifically justified. Earthquakes are a frequent phenomenon, they occur more often than you think, if you do not believe that you can go to the earthquake network search, perhaps at this moment in a region of the world is able to occur in the earthquake. It's just that they are so small that people don't notice them.

So the appearance of the earthquake fish and the earthquake happened, these two events are not necessarily related, more of a coincidence, and the probability of this coincidence is also very high.

And this time, two earthquake fish appeared in a fishing port near Fukui Prefecture, Japan, dragging their long bodies on the surface of the water to playfully circumnavigate before finally disappearing from view. They are deep-sea scleractinian fish that live mainly in the 20-1,000 meter region, but most are active around 20-200 meters, and can reach an average length of about 5 meters as adults. There is little basis for linking their presence to earthquakes, and much of the evidence is considered coincidental.

Earthquakes are arguably the most destructive disasters for humans, and they are also unpredictable, not because of advanced technology, but because they are theoretically unpredictable. With plates constantly moving, it's hard to analyze when and where they release their energy.

While earthquakes cannot be measured scientifically, some people observe some phenomena that occur before an earthquake, and thus conclude that there are many ways to predict earthquakes by experience, such as the abnormal behavior of various animals before an earthquake, livestock not entering pens, cats going up trees and not coming down, fish leaping out of the water, and toads crossing the road, etc. But in reality, there are many factors that cause these phenomena. But there are actually many factors that cause these phenomena, and it's hard to say that it's because of the effects of an earthquake.

For the emergence of Japan? earthquake fish? there's no need to worry about anything at all, because there's absolutely no need to. Earthquake fish come to the surface from the deep sea, and there are many factors that can lead to such an outcome. In fact, from an evolutionary point of view, what benefit could a royal ribbon fish bring by having such an ability? Could it be improved survival? I'm sure it doesn't. Relying on animal anomalies to predict earthquakes is not a scientific approach.

Writing / Du Ruo, picture source network erosion deletion.