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The article states: "“It’s like looking at a black hole,” Mr. Davis said." Presumably Mr. Davis is a human, and is describing the black hole-ness of these fish

The article states: "“It’s like looking at a black hole,” Mr. Davis said." Presumably Mr. Davis is a human, and is describing the black hole-ness of these fish as he perceived them. In the sunlight. With his eyes. I would like a picture of that. Because seeing is believing. "They aren't even black, to us." You make this whole mythology up about how the fish are. I'm not sure why. Yes they are black. Anything with that reflectivity will be black to us. But we don't have to argue about that, we can just look at this picture of a Pacific Blackdragon: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CwGT8egWEAAtdMf.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CwGT8egWEAAtdMf.jpg

morsch 6y ago
Straight up nightmare fuel.
sandworm101 6y ago
>> You make this whole mythology up about how the fish are. I'm not sure why. Yes they are black. Funny that the one in your picture isn't. The lighting is so poor in that photo. There is more shadow than illumination, and many parts of the fish are definitely not black. Proper black looks more like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY4YX-ofE60 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY4YX-ofE60
BrandonMarc 6y ago
... I'm trying to think of a witty comment on how he's never seen a black hole with his own eyes, either ...