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TRENDING NOW: Alexa, play 'Sea Shanty'

Carli Berry

May 07, 2022 - 8:00 PM

A video showing the talents of four singing fish has gone viral on YouTube.

The video, posted as a short two weeks ago, has gathered more than 18 million views.

The video shows four fish singing along to a sea shanty simultaneously.

Video Credit: Kevin Heckart

Sea Shanty

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