Science 1 (1883)
Science 1 (1883)
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Nor must the fact that many fish, as the mud-sunfish (Acantharcus pomotis), eel, cat- fish, and chub-sucker (Erymizon sucetta), have well-defined vocal powers be overlooked ; for it, too, has a bearing on the subject of the intelligence of fishes, in that the circumstances under which these vocal powers are exercised are such as indicate that they are intended to convey ideas to others of their kind, — an act which necessitates a complicated mental effort.
After years of familiarity with the ma...ny species of fish found in the Delaware River and its tributaries, I find that they can only be intelligibly described by using such terms as 4 cunning, ' * fear ,' * grief,' - ingenuity ,' and 4 anger ; ' and if their actions unquestionably indicate the possession of such emotions and faculties, — and I claim that they do, — then the great gulf, mentioned by Mr. Romanes, between the intelligence of fish and that of ants and bees, is materially lessened ; and future studies of the much -neglected subject of the habits of fish will, I believe, ultimately show that many fish are the intellectual equals of any existing insects.
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Nor must the fact that many fish, as the mud-sunfish (Acantharcus pomotis), eel, cat- fish, and chub-sucker (Erymizon sucetta), have well-defined vocal powers be overlooked ; for it, too, has a bearing on the subject of the intelligence of fishes, in that the circumstances under which these vocal powers are exercised are such as indicate that they are intended to convey ideas to others of their kind, — an act which necessitates a complicated mental effort.
After years of familiarity with the ma...ny species of fish found in the Delaware River and its tributaries, I find that they can only be intelligibly described by using such terms as 4 cunning, ' * fear ,' * grief,' - ingenuity ,' and 4 anger ; ' and if their actions unquestionably indicate the possession of such emotions and faculties, — and I claim that they do, — then the great gulf, mentioned by Mr. Romanes, between the intelligence of fish and that of ants and bees, is materially lessened ; and future studies of the much -neglected subject of the habits of fish will, I believe, ultimately show that many fish are the intellectual equals of any existing insects.
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