Robot fish developed by British scientists are to be released into the sea off north Spain to detect pollution. The team hopes to use the five-foot-long robotic fish to find pollution in rivers, lakes and seas across the world.
Robot fish developed by British scientists are to be released into the sea off north Spain to detect pollution. The team hopes to use the five-foot-long robotic fish to find pollution in rivers, lakes and seas across the world.
Before I read the article I was going to ask if scientists would develop robot fish for home fish tanks, thereby saving millions of children from broken hearts. Then I saw the $29,000 price tag. Then I saw that they are five feet long.
I think we should just stick with goldfish and betas.
LOL!!
That’s such a good idea though, for kids, hey??
Funny…
Tho, it may do the coral reef environments good if they weren’t being farmed for fish to sell in our pet stores.
I just want my own robot.