The Hovering Principle: Nature’s Subtle Signal in Aquatic Communication

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Beneath the surface of still waters lies a silent language—one built not in words, but in vibrations. Fish communicate through low-frequency signals, using rhythmic pulses to navigate, hunt, and evade threats. These subtle vibrations create repeating, hovering patterns in water, forming a natural blueprint for adaptive signaling. This principle—hovering as a language of anticipation and…