The Sounds of Grouper Spawning

Nassau groupers are solitary most of the year but come together for reproduction.
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Nassau groupers are solitary most of the year but come together for reproduction. When they come together to spawn, they use different signals to communicate with each other.
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[@Pumpkintiti]

WOW was such in amazement on these grouper's. How fascinating this was to see! Love learning new things about all types of animals 😉

[@teresahaugen3974]

Can’t hear the sounds over all the music

[@poopiemcpoopnfart2303]

Captions: "hey ba-bee", "what's a gal like you doing in a frenzy like this", "your fins, my face", "you have a sister?", etc.

[@shawneldridge4465]

now this is just way too cool
and to see a bunch of fish gathering like this.
Cannot wait until tomorrow gets here
For sure, I'll be watching like I always do.
I just love nature and everything about it

[@lannguyen-pu1db]

What sounds do they make? Is there a video about it? They look like like ballet dancers.

[@saraross8396]

Interesting, but I'm afraid the "spawning sound" did not pick up well, if at all, during the recording.

[@headienutburn]

"And then...silence. The spawning has begun."

[@GarmondPhil]

Sounds of people talking to little kids should be the title of the video.

[@andremiller5552]

Who knew Frank Gallagher knew so much about groupers?

[@lemmykilmister873]

🙂👍🏻

[@DKrog]

I always hate when some video is like "listen to this!" then plays music over it or talks over it.. like.. if you want me to hear it.. shut up!

[@dertythegrower]

Easily one of the best fish in the seafood industry. 💯

[@fuferito]

The experts they hire for PBS Nature documentaries are almost as bad as NatGeo.

[@bosnakedisniksic]

How so?

[@BriarRouge]

And you are…?

[@BaSiC47]

@@BriarRouge He is a couch expert

[@dertythegrower]

Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing (naturePBS only).
How you guys enjoying that twitter drama... warned ya, 🤐 🍿