When I was in prep school, some guy on my floor (the first floor) had a Chinese Fighting Fish. Some guy on the 4th floor had an Electric Catfish, which was an oddity I'd never seen or heard of. Anyhow, one night they decided to put both of them inside a very small fishbowl to see which one would survive in a deathmatch. The Fighting Fish got killed. It was mean and I still feel bad about not doing a "Free Willy" for both unwilling participants before it all went down. I think the kids who set the thing up now work for FOX.
Was there a fifth floor in that place?
I'm just curious. Because if a fourth floor fish beat a first floor fish, then maybe it was because of what floor the fish lived on that determined which fish was better. And if there was a fifth floor and if there was a fish who lived on that floor, then I would think that that fish would be the best.
It was inconclusive, but one ulitmately died from it. It was also anti-climactic. They mostly seemed to just want to get away from each other, rather than fight to the death. That the instinct was 'warn and flee' not "Kill that other guy no matter what." So the small bowl was such an artificial taking advantage of and defeating their reasonable instinct as generated by evolution.
