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DQ News: The Remote Controlled Flying Fish

Air Swimmers are inflatable, helium-filled remote controlled fish that “swim” through the air. The use four AAA batteries (three in the controller and one in the fish) to fly indoors for more than 4 hours.

Although the promotional photo above looks cheesy, in the video below they look exactly like what you’d expect a sharks swimming through the air to look like.

The Air Swimmers are available from the William Mark Corporation for $39.99.

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Although the asian carp is an invasive species of fish in the United States, that could potentially destroy the ecosystem of the Mississippi and the Great Lakes, Bloomberg reports that it’s actually a business opportunity for somone: Sometimes, Chin

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