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logo 11/29/2024 3:35:57 AM     
The Moon brings a wild but precarious fish orgy to California's beaches 
By Lucy Sherriff US Source: BBC News 4/19/2024
Lucy Sherriff
Credit: Karen Martin
Millions of small fish fling themselves on Californian beaches to have sex – strictly under the full or new Moon. This incredible mating ritual is threatened, but citizen scientists are diligently working to save it.
 

On a Southern Californian beach in the middle of the night, a citizen scientist stood observing thousands of fish having sex. "Unruly thousands, all making noise," they duly jotted down. "Looked like some post-apocalyptic marine Mad Max."

 
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