Blindspot wrote: resurrecting an old thread with my own recent theory. They are most seen jumping during spawning season and my theory is... its primarily the larger females trying to get themselves away from the males. This is based on what I have seen on the Manukau (typically larger fish jumping) and in other fish around spawning time with groups of males constantly badgering the female. |
brmbrm wrote: Maybe its just fun. Some animals do things because its fun. Well, I do. |
jaypeegee wrote:
Nah - House of Pain did |
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