Nothing anecdotal about it. Fish "hearing" is a combination of what we consider ears and perception from the lateral line, there is no difference, they are both detecting vibration in the medium the organism lives in, just like us, ever feel the whip with the quad 15s thumping your chest before you actually hear it? pretty common around here. I think I hear some Fity...
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