Fish may not need bicycles, but they seem to like cars.
A supremely weird new video shows a goldfish driving a water-filled, motorized 'car' from one end of a room to another, bobbing and weaving to avoid obstacles along the way.
Scientists performed the odd experiment to better understand how goldfish navigate terrestrial environments. In the wild, goldfish and many other species must navigate to find food or shelter for survival. But it is not always clear how these animals learn to navigate…
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