The ocean never ceases to amaze us with it abundance of animal life – not to mention the habits of those beasts of the sea. To wit, these giant trevallies, captured by the BBC several years ago in the Seychelles, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean off East Africa, have developed an interesting form of something we like to call, “fly fishing.” They actually leap into the air to capture, and eat, terns. If you’re a fisherman, wouldn’t it be grand to be chasing after a pack of trevally in these waters? Instead of being chased by them, like those birds?
