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He is often very stressed throughout the series, mostly because of Milo's misadventures and wild behavior. He is a video game lover and regularly serves as the voice of reason and justice between the main cast. Oscar (voiced by Justin Roiland) is a routinely nervous catfish with an afro. She has a stoic, regularly monotonic best friend named Shellsea, who usually has to snap Bea out of her dramatic tantrums or provide solutions to her problems. She also has a strong interest in the dramatic arts and constantly enrolls in various school plays. She is extremely self-centered and regularly boasts about her acting abilities and various talents. For the first and a half seasons, her friend Oscar had a huge and regularly unspoken crush on her, to which she was completely oblivious.

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In 'Fail Fish', Milo is shown to have an attention disability and only learns by absorbing knowledge in near-death situations.īea Goldfishberg (voiced by Chelsea Kane) is a goldfish who is very 'overly dramatic', as well as dreams to be a movie star in the future. He is also friends with his older brother Oscar.

It was confirmed in 'Doris Flores Gorgeous' that he is 17 years old and is friends with Bea, an aspiring actress. He attempts to have fun in any situation and is very loud and often dangerous. Milo (voiced by Kyle Massey) is an adventurous Siamese fighting fish who is a self-proclaimed 'party guy' and the main protagonist of the series. Main and recurring cast were announced in a Disney Channel press release on August 26, 2010. Jones and developed for television by Alex Hirsch and Bill Reiss.

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The series is created and co-executive produced by children's book illustrator Noah Z. In 2009, President of entertainment Gary Marsh said of the show, 'The Fish Hooks team has created one of the most original, inventive animated series on television – bringing an ingenious twist to the classic archetypes of high school life.' The series will be produced using a mix of 2D digital animation and photo collages. The series chronicles their daily lives as they deal with everything, from eel attacks and field trips to romance and homework. They attend a school known as Fresh Water High, submerged in an aquarium in a pet store. “We don’t know what kind of tools were used to catch these fish, but we’re hoping to find some even older fishing tools.The series revolves around adolescent fish Milo, his shy brother Oscar, as well as their 'overly dramatic' friend Bea Goldfishberg. “We found fish and human bones that dated back some 30,000 to 35,000 years,” Masaki Fujita, study co-author and curator at Okinawa Prefectural and Art Museum tells Jozuka. The research also indicates humans may have inhabited Okinawa much longer than previously thought, and bones show people were able to catch fish from almost the beginning. In fact, people thrived there, and remains of freshwater crabs show that the human inhabitants waited until crab migration in the autumn when they are, as the scientists note, “the most delicious” before consuming them, meaning they were not struggling to find food. Kate Lyons at The Guardian reports that researchers have been excavating three areas of the cave since 2009 and have found beads, tools and the charred remains of birds, mammals, frogs and eels indicating that early people found enough to eat on the island. But the hooks mean that ancient modern humans had the technology to survive on Okinawa and other remote islands in the northern Pacific and that advanced maritime technology was not just confined to the islands around Australia.

Previously, researchers believed Okinawa was too resource-poor for Paleolithic people to live on. The hooks are older than previously discovered hooks including a 16,000-year old barb discovered on Timor and an 18,000-year-old hook discovered in Papua New Guinea, reports Emiko Jozuka at CNN.īut the hooks have more significance than just their age. Radiocarbon dating of charcoal discovered in the same layer as the hooks places them between 22,380 and 22,770 years old. One of the hooks is finished and the other is incomplete. The find, detailed in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, comes from Sakitari Cave on the southern coast of the island.Īccording to Michael Price at Science, the hooks are made from snail shell and were used by fisherman who seasonally occupied the limestone cavern to in order to exploit the migration of crabs and freshwater snails. Researchers on the island of Okinawa have unearthed a pair of 23,000-year-old fish hooks, the oldest ever discovered. Japan has long been on the cutting edge of technology, and that rang true even tens of thousands of years ago.

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