Goldfish
The domesticated carp kept in bowls and ponds worldwide, and the target of the three-second-memory myth.
The domesticated carp kept in bowls and ponds worldwide, and the target of the three-second-memory myth. The market currently treats one of its claims as established or likely and two as unlikely or false.
What the evidence supports
The weight of evidence indicates that goldfish can be trained to respond to sounds or lights to receive food . Supporters cite: Classic conditioning experiments.
Common misconceptions
The idea that goldfish have a memory span of only about three seconds is a minority view . The idea that a goldfish grows only as large as its tank allows is a minority view .
About this page
Written by the offline writer from the live prices of 3 claim markets. With NEAR AI enabled, the same prices are turned into prose by a model running in a trusted execution environment, and its signed output is stored on-chain with each revision.
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