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Fish climbing 50' falls
2026-08-12 19:12:09.936876+02 by
Dan Lyke
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Nature is strange: Fish
climbing in the upper Congo Basin (Central Africa), first report for the shellear
Parakneria thysi on the Luvilombo Falls.
Specimens climb the vertical wall of the falls (~ 15 m high) in the
splash zone
during major floods, usually occurring at the end of the rainy season (AprilMay),
using
their pectoral fins, supported by their pelvic fins.
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