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this is Cowell's Week in Review with Ryan Cal-A.

Here's Cal.

Scientists just can't stop giving drugs to fish lately.

A couple weeks ago, we brought you the story of researchers dosing salmon with cocaine

and observing them unsurprisingly going into beast mode.

Beast mode, of course, being the technical, scientific term for swimming

faster and farther than other fish, as well as wearing blazers with the sleeves rolled up.

This week, we learned of a group of much groovier scientists who administered the active ingredient

and psychedelic mushrooms to several mangrove rivulis, a fish species known for its aggression,

to study the effects of the compound on social behavior.

The rivulis makes a good test subject because it can reproduce asexually, resulting in multiple

fish with the exact same genetics, which allows researchers to rule out gene variations as a cause of the

experiment's outcome. Mangrove rivulis are also extremely cool because they can survive out of

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