Love spending time in the great outdoors, where instead of heading off to the nearest Walmart to buy a TV dinner, you prefer to catch your own food?

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Carp Fishing Bite Alarm

The other day, I was watching the news about the oil spill in the Gulf, and I had heard that a pelican had been saved. Apparently, the Pelican went in the spill to catch a fish, but a team managed to clean him off

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Robot Fish could help steer fish schools

I thought you might enjoy two different advancements in robotics for today. The first is the Little Dog. It really looks more like a beetle, but this DARPA project really shows advancements in robot walkers

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Mecha Fish and Little Dog, films about real robots!

It does make us wonder where does the term “a school of fish” come from, but with news of the Fish School arriving, we’re more than excited to see just what is being taught. Apparently, acrobatics ranks high on the list, as this incredible training kit ought to get your fish much more agile compared to just swimming around lazily in the tank. The kit is an excellent concept that allows you to set up a training regime for your fish.

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Fish School

Most clocks are just fine with merely playing the sounds of the ocean to lull you into a deep sleep.  Well this Seiko clock takes things even further than that.  Instead of just playing the sounds, it projects images of the ocean onto your bedroom wall.  Of course, it does that along with the time, it is still a clock after all.  It doesn’t just project a pretty picture on the wall either, the fish in the picture actually react to your touch. It also has all of the usual functions like a clock and an alarm to wake up in the morning with.  You get everything from normal fish that you’d see in the ocean, to cute dolphins.  The gadget has 4 different display modes, as well as having 5 levels of volume settings, an AC adapter with a 2.5m cord, a touch sensor dome and an external projector.  You can purchase the clock for $234 through the Japan Trend Shop .  It won’t be shipping out until the 1st of December though

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Seiko Ocean Theater Alarm Clock lets you sleep with the fishes

I think that humans are probably the only animals who feel a need to have rooms in their domicile. A bear can sleep in a wide-open cave, a fox can sleep in a tiny hole, and a fish, when in captivity, sleep in a bowl. If we lived like our pet fish, then we would all live in studio apartments that would, at best, have more useless space.

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An Aquarium for fish who like to roam