The Spilhaus Projection - A World Map according to Fish
The Spilhaus Projection - A World Map according to Fish
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Conspiracy fish: "The Earth is flat. There is a giant land wall around the edges keeping our water from spilling over the edge!"
69 0 ReplyHow these fish mapping out the interiors of Africa and Australia
21 0 ReplyFlying fish
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Fish recon of Africa and Australia is already complete.
18 0 ReplyEverything's coming up Spilhaus!
13 0 ReplyTwo central Americas? No great lakes? Interior Africa? Some interesting choices exercised on this map. I'll suspend disbelief...
9 0 ReplyYeah this map seems a little fishy
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I feel like fish wouldn't centre their map off of Antarctica, but rather the equator. Most fish are in warm water not freezing cold water.
Or maybe with the middle of the Pacific Ocean as the centre since it's the largest open area of ocean.
6 0 ReplyAre you really suggesting that fish have a map, just one map of the world?
There is no way they don't have many different protections. Based on different navigational and political goals.
Also the Pacific salmon definitely have the water ways of the PNW mapped.
1 0 ReplyThere's a lot of fish in the Southern ocean. In fact, it has become an international issue with trawling fleets from China etc overfishing the area.
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Every map when I try to get a good minecraft seed (world spawn will be in Hawaii):
6 0 ReplyThe Caspian shouldn't be on there though.
4 0 ReplyHaha! Take that round earthers!
1 0 ReplyOf course it Americocentric. Even though Antarctica is on the centre, over half of the circumference is dominated by The Americas.
1 0 ReplyBased sopo projection
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