You're the 8th wonder

The world really was amazing, wasn't it? So many different animals lived in so many different places it felt as if he was learning something new every day! Impressed that Nami was so knowledgeable about fish, Jiro stares down at the water as she begins to explain fishing to him. From his position in the water, he watches as she stretched a limb forward to disturb the water. As the ripples of water spread around, he watches as the larger fish suddenly takes off through the kelp. Whoa! They could tell their position just from the water? Jiro can't help but lower his muzzle closer to the water until his breath is forming ripples along the surface.

Fishing is about being fast and smart. Which unfortunately Jiro is really neither. His siblings were far faster and smarter than he tended to be even if he didn't show that he noticed or cared. Looking up to Nami, he listens to her explain how separating a fish from its school would make it easier to snag one right out of the water. Truly, there was a lot to fishing and he wasn't sure he would be good at it. Following as slowly as he could, he moves to where Nami points at the smaller fish that swim in tight groups in perfect sync. "So how do we confuse them?" Jiro questions, trying to show that he really was listening to her instruction.