Re: NANFA-L-- central mudminnow gravel consumption

EELReprah-in-aol.com
Thu, 15 Dec 2005 17:33:46 EST

In a message dated 12/15/05 4:07:13 PM, SHasloue-in-kdhe.state.ks.us writes:

<< I don't know how one could tell if fish "perceive" colors as we do, but
they darn sure perceive color in some fashion.
>>

I don't even know how you can tell if one human perceives a color the same as
another human. How do you describe red without referring to something red?
Does it matter? However, if you cannot tell red from green, that is a problem,
no matter how you actually perceive it. Fish can distinguish one color from
another, however they perceive it.

Lee Harper
Media, PA
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