A friendship that has lasted for over 25 years, that between a Japanese diver and a fish that lives in Tateyama Bay, Japan. The video of a kiss between the two went viral.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himA friendship that has lasted for over 25 years, that between a Japanese diver and a fish that lives in the Tateyama Bay, in Japan. The video of a kiss between the two went viral.
Hiroyuki Arakawa he is a diver but he is also a kind of guardian of the Shinto Shrine which is located in the Japanese Tateyama Bay. Over the years, the sea creatures that live in the bay have become his family, but with one in particular he has developed a very special relationship.
In the video, Arakawa tells about her affection for Yoriko, the only specimen of Semicossyphus reticulatus that lives in the bay, so much so that every time they meet, man immortalizes the "kiss" they give each other to greet each other. Yoriko lets herself be caressed as if she were any pet.
It is not the first time that we have talked to you about the bond that unites humans to animals, a special relationship that brings many benefits. Animals help us appreciate the happiness that comes from little things, to learn to interact and communicate better with the others.
Not only mental benefits, but also physicists. A four-legged friend, for example, helps you keep fit and love your heart. In this case, Arakawa has relied on sea creatures, the living beings he is in contact with every day in the Shinto temple, who also help him to fight loneliness.
According to a recent study conducted dall’Oxford University, the fish would be able to recognize human faces, for now there is no absolute certainty, but these images bode well!
Other stories of friendship between humans and animals:
- OUR FRIENDSHIP WITH DOGS? IT WAS BORN MORE THAN 27 THOUSAND YEARS AGO
- CATS AND MEN: THIS IS HOW THE THOUSAND-YEAR FRIENDSHIP WAS BORN
- THE PENGUIN WHO TRAVELS 8.000 KM EVERY YEAR TO VISIT THE MAN WHO SAVED HIM (PHOTOS AND VIDEO)
Dominella Trunfio
